How do you use the word likewise in a sentence?

How do you use the word likewise in a sentence?

1. He is our friend and likewise our leader.
2. The food was excellent, likewise the wine.
3. Her second marriage was likewise unhappy.
4. The clams were delicious.
5. Will wanted to do likewise, but felt too discomfited.
6. Her speech and her manner likewise upset me.
7. Likewise directories themselves you should be able to annotate.

Is there a comma after likewise?

Add a comma after “similarly” or “likewise” at the start of a sentence. Do not use commas, however, when using “similarly” or “likewise” to modify a single word (adjective, verb, or adverb) in the middle of a sentence.

How do you use before in a sentence?

Before sentence example

1. Let’s go do the chores one last time before we leave.
2. Night came on before he had finished it.
3. She rinsed the pot again before responding.
4. She now saw his face before her.
5. If I remember rightly, we were sixty-six years old the day before yesterday.

How do you write likewise?

Definition of likewise

1. 1 : in like manner : similarly go and do likewise.
2. 2 : in addition a painter who is likewise a sculptor.
3. 3 : similarly so with me answered “likewise” to “Pleased to meet you”

What does likewise mean?

If you do something and someone else does likewise, they do the same or a similar thing. He lent money, made donations and encouraged others to do likewise. Synonyms: similarly, the same, in the same way, in similar fashion More Synonyms of likewise.

Can sentences begin before?

We commonly use before with the past simple tense. It suggests that the second event happened soon after the first one. The before clause, which indicates the second action, can be at the end or at the beginning of the sentence: Before she left, she gave everyone a present.

Which tense is used with before?

Part 2: Time Clauses

Time word	Time clause tense	Main clause tense
Before	Simple present	Simple future
Simple past	Simple past or past perfect*
After	Simple present	Simple future
Simple past or past perfect*	Simple past

Is likewise a formal word?

1(formal) the same; in a similar way He voted for the change and he expected his colleagues to do likewise.

How do you reply to likewise?

It’s actually neither a wish nor a question but a simple greeting and can in fact be replied to with “Hi!” At least where I have lived, “Same to you” or “Likewise” would be an odd response; we do reply “Same to you!” or “You, too!” when someone says, “Have a nice [or good] day!”

What is a good sentence for before?

He left just before sunrise. I’ve never seen her so happy before now. Call me before your arrival. She arrived the day before yesterday.

Can we use had with yesterday?

He had done it yesterday. [already] – so the sentences should be, He had already done it. 2. I had bought this a short while ago.

Can you start sentence with before?