word order 1. I would have DEFINITELY died 2. I would DEFINITELY have died What is the position of the adverb 'definitely'? Thank you!

nil or zero? Hello everyone, Can I say 'zero' instead of 'nil' when reading a score? Thanks!

Tom Lehrer's song: Pollution Hello everyone, I have a question regarding one of the sentences from the very well-known song by Tom Lehrer, Pollution. It says the following: 'If the hoods don't get you, the monoxide will'. What does the word 'hoods' mean here? Does it refer to the part of the cars? Thanks!!

it worth or it worths? Which one is correct?and why? It worth paying 2 dollars for. It worths paying 2 dollars for.

five months (old)? Is it correct to say 'He's five months'? Or you have to say 'he's five months old'

It's my birthday in June or on June? Which one is correct? Thanks!!

Leave and give up Hello everyone! I have a question, does it make sense to say 'I left my studies'? because I woud say 'I gave up my studies'. I was told that 'to leave' is to abandon a place for example and 'to give up' is to abandon because you surrender. Thank you!

history teacher or teacher of history? Maybe it's a silly question to ask but can I say ' She's a history teacher' and 'She's a teacher of history'?

like vs as Hello everyone! Is there any difference between 'like everyone else' or 'as everyone else'? Thanks!