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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

miss v ms

i am divorced and can't decide which to use ms/miss mainly due to the fact i have MS = multiple sclerosis so seems so wrong to have ms before name.

lizz
  

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Anonymous i am divorced and can't decide which to use ms/miss mainly due to the fact i have MS = multiple sclerosis so seems so wrong to have ms before name. lizz This is a personal decision, not a matter of grammar. You are free to decide for yourself how you wish to be addressed.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous i am divorced and can't decide which to use ms/miss mainly due to the fact i have MS = multiple sclerosis so seems so wrong to have ms before name.
  • lizz This is a personal decision, not a matter of grammar.
  • You are free to decide for yourself how you wish to be addressed.
  • Grammar doesn't come into it.
  • CJ
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Anonymous i am divorced and can't decide which to use ms/miss mainly due to the fact i have MS = multiple sclerosis so seems so wrong to have ms before name. lizz
This is a personal decision, not a matter of grammar. You are free to decide for yourself how you wish to be addressed. Grammar doesn't come into it.
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You can use Ms as the title because multiple sclerosis is abbreviated to MS. I don't see any problems there.
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My ex- and my current wives have not used anything before their own names for many years.Come to think of it, I haven't used 'Mr' for a very long time.
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fivejedjonmy current wives
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CJ

Edit: OK. Now I get it. I just had to think about it longer than most would.

CJ
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