Does this phrase sounds good to you as a native? You don't find a great love on avenues On street corners, or in the loneliness of a bar...

1)...I'm sorry I didn't tell you.I just couldn't seem to Find the right time. 2)...I'm sorry I didn't tell you.I just couldn't Find the right time. Why do American People use the expression " Could seem"? What's the difference in context between the phrase one and two?

I REMEMBER THE RAIN ON THE ROOF OF MY HOUSE. Could I use the preposition (of) before " the article "the" optionally? If not. In which situation you use "remember of"?

I heard voices through the way home. I heard voices down the way home. Are this two phrases synonyns?

Why do American use the phrase: I ran for the door. Would It be: Run to the door? IS there different contexts ?

Can I replace the phraase "I'm obsessed with horror movies" with "My mind is watching horror movies? That is to say, "My mind is.. is an expression?

Are "in a distance" and "at a distance " synonyns? Please give examples.

I know that there is a rule you should not use the article "the" before proper names. Ex: I went to Walmart yesterday. But I know also that there are exception when you are talking about the "way" , "path" , rout, course anyway. When you are walking by or driving . Base on this, grammatictly , in the sentence bellow: Shouldn't the author use "to the" rather than only "to Gorky Park"? I FOLLOW THE MOSVA DOWN TO( ) GORKY PARK.

What's the difference between the two phrases bellow? Down to the Mississippi River. Down to Mississippi River.