"他喜欢给你发电子邮件，鼓励你学习。"

Translation: He likes to send you emails to encourage you to study.

[proleter]

This is the last chinese question for me.

god I love Duolingo.

Literally nobody is asking, but Duo helped me wean myself off videogames. It was a great substitute to consume. Duolingo means a lot to me. Thank you for improving my character and work ethic.

[Slade366]

Great job man. You are an inspiration to all, and cute profile picture

[hippietrail]

This should accept either plural or singular emails/email.

[YHChan1]

I agree

[Dr.DavidMichels]

Would "He likes to send you emails encouraging you to study" also work?

[kalle.sipi]

Yes, It also gave my sentence "He likes sending you emails" which has no difference in meaning

[SzymonRuci]

“he likes sending you emails to encourage you to learn” ：）

[JoeBradley7]

给could also be understood as "give" correct? In this example the words send and give should be interchangable.

[StephanusG1]

Except that you don't give someone an email in English.

[Alwaysvickie]

wish they had provided 3 "to"s so I could make this question work.. I reported it

[Richard549018]

Why there is comma between sentences in Chinese? I have mix emotions knowing that I'm about to finish this all.

[Photios-NYC]

Ridiculous! I was marked wrong for writing "e-mails" instead of "emails."

[AlexMarley2020]

There was no second 你 in the character bank to write this sentence correctly.

[Daniel28450]

The "to" at the "to encourage you" is not correct, there should be a comma in the English. If you want to put the "to" into the Chinese sentence, it should be contain a 为了.

[wbeeman]

"He likes to send you email messages and encurages you to study" is correct but not accepted. Please fix!

[deactivated user]

What's wrong with "He likes to send e-mails to you, encouraging you to learn"?