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Thread: Introduction.
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#1 13-Aug-2006, 11:56Introduction.
Hello Friends,
I am Sheela,teaching English to Junior College students in Mumbai. It's fun to be in this site and I will be happy to interact with you. I would like to go in depth in this subject so that I can teach my students better
luv Sheela
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#2 13-Aug-2006, 16:49Re: Introduction.
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#3 15-Sep-2006, 11:08Re: Introduction.
dear m'm,
i am an student of t.y.b.a. . i am trying to improve my english . could you please help me out. i'll send my queries to you please answer them.
my first question is : is it right to use 'Mrs.' as an abbreviation of 'Misses'?
some newspapers like 'THE HINDU' use 'Ms.' instead of 'Mrs.'. please tell me in detail.
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#4 15-Sep-2006, 11:29Re: Introduction.
Mrs = married woman
Ms = married or single woman
Miss = single woman
I make no distinction between married or single men (Mr) or women (Ms), so I follow the pattern used by The Hindu.
