S or no s
Hi
I am preparing a powerpoint slide to introduce 2 speakers and it goes like this
Dr Peter & Dr John
Senior Consultant
Department of Neonatal, Liverpool Hospital
Both the doctors are Senior Consultant, do I need to include a "S" in the designation?
e.g.
Dr Peter & Dr John
Senior Consultants
Department of Neonatal, Liverpool Hospital
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pc272 Dr Peter & Dr John The norm is to use surnames - for example, "Dr Smith" and "Dr Jones". pc272 Senior Consultan ts Yes, you should add an "s". pc272 Department of Neonatal _______ , Liverpool Hospital "Neonatal" is an adjective.
- pc272 Dr Peter & Dr John The norm is to use surnames - for example, "Dr Smith" and "Dr Jones".
- pc272 Senior Consultan ts Yes, you should add an "s".
- pc272 Department of Neonatal _______ , Liverpool Hospital "Neonatal" is an adjective.
- It needs to modify a noun - for example "Department of Neonatal Medicine".
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pc272Dr Peter & Dr John
The norm is to use surnames - for example, "Dr Smith" and "Dr Jones".
pc272Senior Consultants
Yes, you should add an "s".
pc272Department of Neonatal _______, Liverpool Hospital
"Neonatal" is an adje
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