"baby you're the best" is a line from an old Carly Simon song called Nobody Does it Better . Could that be the song you're talking about?

I've looked through them and some look iffy, could you just quickly go through them, I've made it clear and double spaced. Put a OK next the the ones that are fine and some have alternatives. If you don't mind. thank you 1 I asked

Great rant here: http://snipurl.com/sbhp8 Well. *That* was something. I had a friend once who heard a Vidal speech, and afterwards he said Vidal spoke so badly of the American government that the speech sounded like an MDC song slowed down with no

I don't hear it used often by white people (unless used deliberately, for example in songs), but African Americans seem to use it more regularly in everyday informal speech, so it depends on the variety of English you want to consider.

...  She's got a ticket to ride, But she don't care.  ... My baby don't care, my baby don't care. My baby don't care, my baby don't care. My baby don't care. In this Beatles's song My baby and she have come with

In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, we learn a large amount of characteristics about young Hamlet’s character. During act five, the gravedigger scene, I feel we learn the most. Shakespeare gave the readers a great deal of information during this

Hi, So, there's a phrase from a song I can't understand well: "I've done a lot / God knows I've tried To find the truth / I've even lied." I write it how I listen it, since in some websites I visited I

You can't learn ordinary conversational English by modeling yourself on song lyrics -- unless you want to sound like you, too, are rough and tough, ignorant, and motivated by the basest passions, i.e., "raised on shotguns", and proud

Hi, Iam sorry for the last post I thought I was loged in,, And My answers were in color, thats my question again :) withe blue answer are mine !! Hi, any ideas where is the wrong answer ? I have only one wrong !!

Hi, any ideas where is the wrong answer ? I have only one wrong !! The underlined verb is in agreement with the subject of the sentence. Terri run every morning. True False