Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
U.S.., two periods?
Hi,
If I want to use "U.S." in the end of a sentence, should I use two periods after the "S" ? For example:
There is a lasting friendship between our country and the U.S..
One period is for S., and one period is for the sentence.
Thanks
If I want to use "U.S." in the end of a sentence, should I use two periods after the "S" ? For example:
There is a lasting friendship between our country and the U.S..
One period is for S., and one period is for the sentence.
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, No: only one period at the end. It can be either and the U . S .
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Hi,
No: only one period at the end. It can be either and the U.S. OR and the US.
Usually, I simply write: US.
Regards
No: only one period at the end. It can be either and the U.S. OR and the US.
Usually, I simply write: US.
Regards
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