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Mofy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Can I just state as a "Ph.D."?
Hi
I'm trying to describe someone in a sentence like "~~~~ expert, a Ph.D. with ten years of research experience."
My question is: Can I just state him as a Ph.D. instead of saying like a Ph.D. graduate?
I'm trying to describe someone in a sentence like "~~~~ expert, a Ph.D. with ten years of research experience."
My question is: Can I just state him as a Ph.D. instead of saying like a Ph.D. graduate?
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D. D. graduate?
- D.
- D.
- graduate?
- Yes.
- You no longer need all of the periods.
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mofyCan I just state him as a Ph.D. instead of saying like a Ph.D. graduate?Yes. You no longer need all of the periods. 'a PhD' is sufficient.
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