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Kinston AG Posted 10 years ago
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Miss or madam
Hi,
Recently, I have a colleague who teaches English. She told her students to address her 'miss' although she is married. She explained it was alright to address any married women miss working in an organization.
Is it true?
Recently, I have a colleague who teaches English. She told her students to address her 'miss' although she is married. She explained it was alright to address any married women miss working in an organization.
Is it true?
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No. However, in British schools it is normal for students to address women teachers, married or unmarried, as 'Miss'.
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- However, in British schools it is normal for students to address women teachers, married or unmarried, as 'Miss'.
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However, in British schools it is normal for students to address women teachers, married or unmarried, as 'Miss'.
However, in British schools it is normal for students to address women teachers, married or unmarried, as 'Miss'.
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