If this all sounds miserable, it isn't. Why not "it doesn't"? Thanks, Pastel

Thanks, Paco! Naoh, I think it means he acted following his heart or rules. For more information, please consult the link, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%22act+from+*%22

?! Mais la vie en rose. Pastel

The party was a disaster. Everything went wrong. The party was a disaster. All went wrong. Why using 'all' as a pronoun subject is incorrect? Thanks, Pastel

Okay, thanks! Pastel

So, without an article, the meaning could change, right?

Flies live longest in cool temparatures. Flies live the longest in cool temparatures. This shop is best for its noodles. This shop is the best for its noodles. I'm happiest when I am with my parents. I'm the happiest when I am with

Davkett wrote: Teo wrote: 1. This shop is best for noodles. 2. This shop is the best for noodles. 3. This shop is best for its noodles. 4. This shop is the best for its noodles. Which of the above sentences do you think is

Davkett wrote: Goldmund wrote: In my opinion it is acceptable to say «flies live longer». I think so, too, Goldmund, but only if the intent is not to state a fact about the longest they can live, (relative to temperature). Wouldn't

Thanks, Goldmund! Where have you been, we need Gold mund . Happy New Year to you.