alt Hacker NewsYes, for married women.
Miss indicated that a woman was unmarried. Mrs indicated that she was. Ms was added to behave like Mr in that it doesn't indicate marital status.
Yes, for married women.
Miss indicated that a woman was unmarried. Mrs indicated that she was. Ms was added to behave like Mr in that it doesn't indicate marital status.
Isn't Ms just a contraction of Miss? I've never heard of a distinction between the two.