“Do you like it?” is better. If the addressee does not like it, you ask why; for example, “Why do you not like it / why don’t you like it?”

We may say this; however, better to identify the object we are attaching to the wall. For example, “We need to hang this picture on the wall.” Also, we may, “Drive a screw into the wall,” or, “use a bolt to affix the hanger to the wall.” Also, “Turn the screw/bolt/nut.” We also, “Drive the nails into the plank.” Nails are also, “Hammered into the planks.”

Sure, I’ll help. Let me know when you’re available.

Steve meets Carolina

Steve is walking in a shopping mall when he meets his old classmate, Carolina:

Steve: Hi Carolina!
Carolina: Hi Steve! How are you?
Steve: Not bad at all. What’s keeping you busy?
Carolina: I have just finished my degree in philosophy and I’m searching for a job. What are you doing?
Steve: Well, I’m working in a children's clothing store.
Carolina: Do you like it?
Steve: I can’t complain. It’s a little crazy when the shop's full of children, but it’s usually fun.
Carolina: Great! How long have you been working there?
Steve: I've been there for ten months; however, I’m looking for a new job, because the clothing store doesn't pay me enough.
Carolina: Oh, that's a pity; by the way, have you heard the news about our old school?
Steve: No. What happened?
Carolina: It's closed due to rodent infestation.
Steve: Oh my God; that’s horrible!
Carolina: Yes, I can’t stand rats.
Steve: I’m not surprised, because that building is old and has a lot of gaps in the walls.
Carolina: Yes, I remember that. 
Steve: I’m sorry Carolina, but I must be going. I need to go to the supermarket.
Carolina: Of course, I don’t want to keep you. Maybe you can meet me next week for a coffee.
Steve: Great idea, I’ll call you next week. I’m happy to have met you again.
Carolina: Me too. Bye Steve. See you next week.
Steve: Bye Carolina.

My move to Chile

Hello, everyone,

My life will change when my brother and I emigrate to Chile on March 19, 2017.