Likewise may be used as a formal response for a greeting? Hello, everyone. Could I use 'Likewise' in the following situation or it may be considered informal or even rude in a formal greeting? - Good morning. It´s nice to meet you again. - Likewise.

Current job level Hello everyone. As I was filling out an application form I was asked about my current job level, but I am not sure which one I should choose between the following options: Individual Contributor University/Academia Postdoc/Fellow Manager I may be wrong, but I am supposed to choose the first one even being graduated, because in my understading this is my actual position in the company.

What does "NE" stand for in the following address? Hello everyone. "It is a fictitious address." What does "NE" stand for in the following address? is 33333 the zip code? 9999 NE XX Ave Pompano Beach FL 33333 EUA

What does "NE" stand for in the following address? Hello everyone. "It is a fictitious address." What does "NE" stand for in the following address? is 33333 the zip code? 9999 NE XX Ave Pompano Beach FL 33333 EUA

What´s the difference between Clothing store and clothes store? Hello. What´s the difference between Clothing store and clothes store? Thanks :)

Let me know if I need TO CLARIFYING anything or can help with something else. Hello everyone. Let me know if I need TO CLARIFYING anything or can help with something else. Is the TO+ING form used in this sentence correct? Thanks :)

Fill up the tank - Tank up - Gas up Hello everyone. Fill up the tank - Tank up - Gas up Do British and American speakers use them interchangeably? Thanks :)

What does "subject culture" mean in the following sentence? Hello everyone. What does "subject culture" mean in the following sentence? Relationships between teachers` pedagogical beliefs, subject cultures, and mediation practices of students' use of digital technology. Thanks :)

Used to - Didn´t use to - Used not to - Never used to Hello everyone! Used to - negative form Didn´t use to - Used not to - Never used to I´ve heard that the negative form with "Didn´t" is quite informal, widely used and grammatically correct. However, some say it´s wrong. So, what´s the everyday and correct way of using this structure in negative form? 1 - I didn´t use to drink coffee. 2 - I used not drink coffee. 3 - I never used to drink coffee. Thank you :)