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Letter Writing
ADDRESSING A DR. IN LETTER WRITING
MY SUPERVISOR AND I SEEM TO DISAGREE ON THE PROPER WAY OF ADDRESSING
A DR. WHEN WRITING A LETTER.
SHE INDICATES IT IS DR. JOHN DOE, M.D.
I SAY THAT THE PROPER WAY IS JOHN DOE, M.D.
WHICH IS CORRECT?
A DR. WHEN WRITING A LETTER.
SHE INDICATES IT IS DR. JOHN DOE, M.D.
I SAY THAT THE PROPER WAY IS JOHN DOE, M.D.
WHICH IS CORRECT?
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Hi, MY SUPERVISOR AND I SEEM TO DISAGREE ON THE PROPER WAY OF ADDRESSING A DR. WHEN WRITING A LETTER. SHE INDICATES IT IS DR.
- Hi, MY SUPERVISOR AND I SEEM TO DISAGREE ON THE PROPER WAY OF ADDRESSING A DR.
- WHEN WRITING A LETTER.
- SHE INDICATES IT IS DR.
- D.
- D.
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Hi,
MY SUPERVISOR AND I SEEM TO DISAGREE ON THE PROPER WAY OF ADDRESSING
A DR. WHEN WRITING A LETTER.
SHE INDICATES IT IS DR. JOHN DOE, M.D.
I SAY THAT THE PROPER WAY IS JOHN DOE, M.D.
WHICH IS CORRECT?
M.D. basically means 'doctor',
so if you say DR. JOHN DOE, M.D. you are saying 'Doctor John Doe Doctor'.
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MY SUPERVISOR AND I SEEM TO DISAGREE ON THE PROPER WAY OF ADDRESSING
A DR. WHEN WRITING A LETTER.
SHE INDICATES IT IS DR. JOHN DOE, M.D.
I SAY THAT THE PROPER WAY IS JOHN DOE, M.D.
WHICH IS CORRECT?
M.D. basically means 'doctor',
so if you say DR. JOHN DOE, M.D. you are saying 'Doctor John Doe Doctor'.
Ins
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