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Ms. (NOT MISS pronounced MIZZ) But, Ms.
The abbreviation Mrs. is for 'Mistriss', the title used for a married woman or a widow. Using the term Mrs. has become a personal matter and a woman should be addressed as Ms. unless she tells you to use Mrs.
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Shri or Sri is a word used in the Indian language. It is the same in meaning to the English words Mr or Ms. It is also sometimes used to refer to Gods.
If you are not sure, Ms. is the Politically Correct term at the moment.
"I would rather you refer to me as ms." "You should be more polite when referring to the mentally challenged" "I will refer you to a good school"
Ms is the most appropriate choice.
MS contin is a long acting (about 12 hours) form of morphine and should not be used for breakthrough pain. If your pain is not controlled by your long-acting medications, you should take a short acting medication. Talk to your pain management physician about your continued pain.
You'd simply call them by their name if you knew them or some other general term Mr. Mrs. Ms. whatever you use for other people. Just because they are in a wheelchair doesn't mean you have to refer to them as "wheelchair person" Or whatever. They are still people.
Ms. (pronounced miz) may be used for any woman whether married or single. Mrs. (pronounced misus) is used to refer to a married or formerly married (divorced or widowed) woman in order to specify her marital state. Etiquette does not require either term of address and it is best to use the term a specific woman prefers, if known. If her marital status is unknown then it is best to use Ms. rather than Miss or Mrs.
Please refer MS 05 Management of machines & Materials from IGNOU Please refer MS 05 Management of machines & Materials from IGNOU
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