Is this sentence correct? Which one is correct? 1. I saw many people went on shopping sprees there, most of them buying high-end luxury goods. 2. I saw people going on shopping sprees there, most of them buying high-end luxury goods. 3. I saw many people went on shopping sprees there, most of whom buying high-end luxury goods. 4. I saw many people going on shopping sprees there, most of whom buying high-end luxury goods. Thank you in advance.

I really like songs sung by 2NE1. They are my favorite girl group. <- Are these sentences right? Hi.. I have several questions about this paragraph. I use my smartphone to listen to music. I download songs that are popular music. My favorite genre of music is hip-hop and soul. I don't listen to classical music. I listen to a lot of K-POP. Korean music has come a long way. I really like songs sung by 2NE1. They are my favorite girl group.. 1. Can I use "I listen to music with my smartphone." instead of" I use my smartphones to listen to music".? 2. Can I use " popular songs " instead of " songs that are popular"? 3. Can I use " my favorite music genre" instead of "my favorite genre of music"? Are these expressions the same meaning? If so, which is widely used and natural between native speakers? Or do they have difference? If so, how? 4. Last question!! I really like songs sung by 2NE1. They are my favorite girl group. <- Are these sentences right? I think "it" instead of "they" is right. because the girl group isn't a song. If you answer for my questions, I'd appreciate that!

Is "You came to my mind" a right expression? ( "너가 갑자기 생각났어, 떠올랐어 " 가 영어로 뭔가요?? ) I discovered a book. I thought it is good for my friend to read. I wanted to recommend it to my friend. When I found a book, my friend came to my mind. How can I say? You came to my mind when I found a book. Is it right?? If you answer for my question, I appreciate it.!