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Youssefdir Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
"Master" is capital?
when speaking of a Masters degree, is it in capital?
And why we say Masters and not Master?
And why we say Masters and not Master?
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youssefdir when speaking of a Masters degree, is it in capital? Not unless the specific degree name is mentioned: I just received my master's degree. I just received my Master of Business Administration degree.
- youssefdir when speaking of a Masters degree, is it in capital?
- Not unless the specific degree name is mentioned: I just received my master's degree.
- I just received my Master of Business Administration degree.
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youssefdirwhen speaking of a Masters degree, is it in capital?Not unless the specific degree name is mentioned:
I just received my master's degree.
I just received my Master of Business Administration degree.
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Clear.
Concerning the second question: as if I heard them saying: "Masters" (or master's). The "s" is common.
Or is it only in place of "of", so it's "master's degree".
What do you think?
Concerning the second question: as if I heard them saying: "Masters" (or master's). The "s" is common.
Or is it only in place of "of", so it's "master's degree".
What do you think?
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youssefdir so it's "master's degree"Yes.
I got my master's in Business Administration.
The speaker is not naming the degres; she is just stating her field.
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