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ED. ED. Ed.
- ED.
- ED.
- Ed.
- ' Hold a degree' is, I believe, characteristic of American English.
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Hi,
He also held an M.ED.
He also held a M.ED.
The former, as the letter M is pronounced starting with a vowel sound, ie em
I usually see this abbreviation written with a lowercase 'd', ie M.Ed.
'Hold a degree' is, I believe, characteristic of American English. I would say 'He also had an
He also held an M.ED.
He also held a M.ED.
The former, as the letter M is pronounced starting with a vowel sound, ie em
I usually see this abbreviation written with a lowercase 'd', ie M.Ed.
'Hold a degree' is, I believe, characteristic of American English. I would say 'He also had an
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