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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Guy

Hi. What's the difference between 'Mr.', 'sir', and 'guy'? Thanks in advance
  

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"Mr" and "Sir" are titles used in formal situations. ". ").

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"Mr" and "Sir" are titles used in formal situations. For example, (formal greeting) "Good morning Mr Smith" or (shop assistant to customer) "Can I help you Sir?". "guy" is a noun used informally to mean "man" ("Look at that guy over there!") or, in plural, to address a group of people ("Listen up guys!").
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