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Ayan86 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
When I address a person...
Hi!
When I address a person, should I use both underlined places?
Honourable Prof. Mr. F. Smith,
[and then there comes a letter)
Thanks a lot
When I address a person, should I use both underlined places?
Honourable Prof. Mr. F. Smith,
[and then there comes a letter)
Thanks a lot
Top answer
Not in Britain. You'd address a letter simply to Prof F Smith/Prof. F Smith/Professor F Smith.
- Not in Britain.
- You'd address a letter simply to Prof F Smith/Prof.
- F Smith/Professor F Smith.
- Incidentally, if you address somebody, you speak to them
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Not in Britain. You'd address a letter simply to Prof F Smith/Prof. F Smith/Professor F Smith.
Incidentally, if you address somebody, you speak to them
Incidentally, if you address somebody, you speak to them
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