Sometimes I see 太 and 會 used without 了 and 的. Why? I've learned that whenever you say something it 太 (too) xxx, you HAVE to put 了 at the end of the sentence. But I've seen several examples where people don't use 了 (and it's not 不太 either, by the way), such as: 但是，中國人說中文說得太快。 ex. #2: 第七課的語法很容易，我都懂，可是生詞太多，漢字也有一點難。 (both examples taken from "Integrated Chinese") I've also learned that when you're talking about the future, 會 must ALWAYS be followed by 的. Chinesepod.com and Chineseclass101.com have both stressed this. However, when I wrote, for example, 我會到台灣去的, all 4 people who corrected me took out the 的. I have also seen someone write "雖然不知道未來會有什麼事...", again without the 的. What are the exact rules for using 了 and 的 in these cases that textbooks and other learning materials just aren't telling me?