I saw this dialog in a series: He has been a bad person. Nobody's gonna miss him if he didn't come back. Is this correct? I would use "doesn't".

A. Peter was late for work yesterday. B. Why? 1. He was late because his car didn't start. 2. He was late because his car wouldn't start. Which is correct? and Why?

Is being called “flirtatious” good? Bad? Neutral?

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Is this sentence correct? If not, how to make it better? "I heard Rosa walking toward the front door and left with a dull thud." I want to say that when she left the apartment, she closed the front door, so there was a dull thud.

Hello, got two questions, please could help me out. Does “that’s ok” has a subtle meaning of “stop talking,get away”? For example: A: oh sorry, I forgot buying your wine. B: That’s ok. Here B is a little bit angry, is B saying “it’s okay” a little better if they are not?

What are the differences between "gold necklace" and "golden necklace"? Moreover, may the replyer/answerer recommend a less famous city of the state or county in your country? My hobby is using google map to see the landscape there.