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The oldest proofreader in town

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"At least I referred to the great man as "Mr Frary" , but would he have preferred to see a full stop after "Mr" ?" 'Mr.' is commonplace in American English, but not in British English. A full stop is used only when the last letter of the abbreviation is different to the last letter of the abbreviated word, so 'Dr' and 'Revd' but 'Prof.' and 'Rev.'.

Posted date

7-Apr-2010

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4:12 pm

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