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Plural of "Ms"
Hi!
Hoping someone can help me with this! I work for a law firm and of course I often send out letters addressed to other law firms and headed "Messrs ***". I am about to write a letter to a partnership of 3 women, and wished to address them as a plural of "Ms". Does such a term exist?
All advice gratefully received.
Many thanks!
Hoping someone can help me with this! I work for a law firm and of course I often send out letters addressed to other law firms and headed "Messrs ***". I am about to write a letter to a partnership of 3 women, and wished to address them as a plural of "Ms". Does such a term exist?
All advice gratefully received.
Many thanks!
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In section 1339 of the tenth edition of The Gregg Reference Manual, the following is cited as an example:
Dear Mses. [or Mss.] Scott and Gomez
Dear Mses. [or Mss.] Scott and Gomez
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