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When is it appropriate to refer to someone as Dr. [Surname]?

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Ad­dress­ing boys and girls dif­fer­ently in (Vic­to­rian?) English schools

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I want to refer to Bill Gates on his blog with respect in the comments section

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Salutation for two doctors (not married)

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Usage of "ladies and gentlemen" to address two people of different sex

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What is the grammar on Your honor/My lord? [duplicate]

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“Mx” the gender-neutral honorific

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Is using “Miss” here correct? [duplicate]

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What is the best way of conveying respect to elders in English? [duplicate]

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Addressing a former office-holder by that office's title [closed]

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How to indicate possession when using abbreviation "Dr."

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What do students call their teacher in class? [closed]

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Not sure how to handle "doctor" - as an honorific or as a noun

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Why doesn't the English language have distinct words to use when talking to elders? [closed]

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Capitalization rules for nicknames and name-replacing honorifics

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What are the suitable honorifics that distinguish between a man and his father?

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When should titles like "captain" or "admiral" be capitalized?

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Why are doctors addressed as Mr. in the UK?

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Is it proper to omit periods after honorifics (Mr, Mrs, Dr)?

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When is it appropriate to use the title "Miss" as opposed to "Ms."?

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