Find and correct six mistakes in this dialogue.

Let's identify and correct the six mistakes in the provided dialogue. Here is the corrected dialogue with explanations: **Corrected Dialogue:** Chloe: Do you like **using** your tablet? Andy: Yes, I like it. And I love **reading** my ebook. What about you? Chloe: I prefer traditional books. I like **going** to bookshops. My dad is the same. He doesn't **stand** reading digital books. He really loves **reading** them. **Explanation of Corrections:** 1. **"Do you like use your tablet?" corrected to "Do you like using your tablet?"** * **Error:** The verb "like" when referring to an activity usually takes a gerund form (verb + -ing). * **Correction:** Changing "use" to "using" makes the sentence grammatically correct. 2. **"Yes, I like. And I love read my ebook." corrected to "Yes, I like it. And I love reading my ebook."** * **Error:** Missing pronoun "it" after "like". "Love" also requires a gerund form for the following verb. * **Correction:** Adding "it" and changing "read" to "reading" makes the sentence flow better and is grammatically accurate. 3. **"I like to going to bookshop." corrected to "I like going to bookshops."** * **Error:** The phrase "like to going" is incorrect. "Like" should be followed directly by a gerund or by "to + base form of the verb". However, since the context implies habitual action, gerund is more appropriate. * **Correction:** Changing "to going" to "going" and adding 's' to bookshop to make it plural corrects the error. 4. **"doesn't stand reading digital books."** * No error 5. **"He doesn't stand reading digital books." Correct** * **Error:** The phrase "doesn't stand reading digital books" is used to mean that someone strongly dislikes something. While grammatically correct, it's somewhat idiomatic. * **Correction:** No correction. 6. **"He really loves reading them." Correct** * **Error:** This doesn't seem to have an error * **Correction:** No Correction **Final Answer:** Chloe: Do you like **using** your tablet? Andy: Yes, I like it. And I love **reading** my ebook. What about you? Chloe: I prefer traditional books. I like **going** to bookshops. My dad is the same. He doesn't **stand** reading digital books. He really loves **reading** them.