what is the difference between miss, ms, mrs and mr?

Answer 1

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Miss is a title, typically used for an unmarried woman.

Ms. (or Ms) (pronounced /məz/ or /mɪz/) is a title used with the last name or full name of a woman. Unlike the more traditional titles Miss and Mrs., it does not bear any reference to the woman's marital status, as Mr. does not for a man.

Mrs. (or Mrs), rarely spelt out Missus, is a title used for women, usually married women.

Mr. is a social title used for a man. It is an abbreviation of Mister, though it is almost never spelt out in normal usage.

Answer 2

Mrs = A women that is married
Mr = A man (Can be married or single)
Ms = A women that does not want to reveal whether she is single or married
Miss = An unmarried woman (What would be used to describe a girl)

Answer 3

ms and miss are the same thing = unmarried lady

Mrs is Misses = married lady

Mr is Mister = Married Man


traditionally an unmarried man was called master

Answer 4

Ms.

Woman’s title: a customary title of courtesy used before the name or names of a woman without making a distinction between married and unmarried status.

miss :

Way of addressing a young woman: a term of address for a girl or young woman, sometimes used in place of her name.

Mrs.

Married woman’s title: a customary title of courtesy for a married or widowed woman, used before her name or names or those of her husband.

Mr.

Man’s title: the customary title of courtesy used before the name or names of a man.

( If this isn't what you are looking for, then the difference is that the first 3 are used for women and the last one is used to address men.)

Answer 5

They are all formal titles.

Mr. - A formal male title for all men
Ms. - A formal title for woman whom you don't know the marriage status of
Miss - A formal title for an unmarried woman
Mrs. - A formal title for a married woman

Answer 6

Miss - Girls who have not yet married.
Ms. - Commonly used for both Miss and Mrs. (Well if we don't know whether somebody has been married we can use that. So for both Mr. and Miss. it can be used)
Mrs. - Wonem who have been married
Mr. - For men

Answer 7

Miss n Ms are same used for unmarried women
Mrs is used for married women
Mister (Mr) is used for men irrespective of their status...married or single

Answer 8

mr is a man who is married, ms is when a woman doesn't want to reveal her status or you write that if you don't know if the person you are writing to is married or not, miss is not married, mrs is married and there is master and that is when you are male and under the age of 16.

Answer 9

miss and ms is the same - non married women
mrs - married woman
mr - any man

Answer 10

Miss = unmarried young woman or girl
Ms = unmarried older woman
Mrs = married woman
Mr = Man, married or unmarried
you forgot "Master" which means an unmarried young man or boy