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Lrk2006 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Title=? in a letter
While writing a letter, if I am not sure of whether she is married or single then what should be the title.
Dear ??? *A*
Thank you.
Plz correct any other mistake you find in my writing. (I'll be really thankfull to you.)
Dear ??? *A*
Thank you.
Plz correct any other mistake you find in my writing. (I'll be really thankfull to you.)
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Lrk2006 While writing a letter, if I am not sure of whether she is married or single then what should be the title. Dear ??? *A* Thank you.
- Lrk2006 While writing a letter, if I am not sure of whether she is married or single then what should be the title.
- Dear ???
- *A* Thank you.
- Plz correct any other mistake you find in my writing.
- " was introduced about 20 years ago, and it is very nearly always used now in AE.
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Lrk2006"Ms." was introduced about 20 years ago, and it is very nearly always
While writing a letter, if I am not sure of whether she is married or single then what should be the title.
Dear ??? *A*
Thank you.
Plz correct any other mistake you find in my writing. (I'll be really thankfull to you.)
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Thank you Dear Mr. Philip.
One more thing i wanna ask.
Which one is correct.
Mrs. (Husband Name) or Mrs. (Actual Name)
[in our region , both are correct.]
One more thing i wanna ask.
Which one is correct.
Mrs. (Husband Name) or Mrs. (Actual Name)
[in our region , both are correct.]
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It used to be that you wrote "Mrs. Robert Smith" to Mary Smith, wife of Robert, and "Mrs. Mary Smith" only if Mary and Robert had gotten divorced.
That convention is just about never followed any longer. You can do either -- although a woman of my mother's generation may want to see Mrs. Robert Smith, most younger women would prefer to see their own name.
However, Ms. Mary Smith
That convention is just about never followed any longer. You can do either -- although a woman of my mother's generation may want to see Mrs. Robert Smith, most younger women would prefer to see their own name.
However, Ms. Mary Smith
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Hi,
The whole topic of name conventions in a country/culture can be confusing and rather complicated.
eg In Canada, if Mary Jones marries Tom Smith, she will typically end up using one of these names.
Mary Jones
Mary Smith
Mary Jones-Smith
The whole topic of name conventions in a country/culture can be confusing and rather complicated.
eg In Canada, if Mary Jones marries Tom Smith, she will typically end up using one of these names.
Mary Jones
Mary Smith
Mary Jones-Smith
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