In A letter.. What is abbriviation for P.S?
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Post Scriptum. It is a latin word meaning "whatever that is written after wards"i.e whatever u write after finishing the letter with your name and signature at the bottom. "Post=after; Scriptum= writing
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Since you seem to have made the effort to find the answer yourself...\n\nThe answer is B: always underlined & capitalized. If it were machine printed it would italicised and capitalised.\n\nBTW, what happened to option A?
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#2 Envelope\n\n#1. A Book on Acronyms?\n( How To Keep It Short & Sweet)
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Yes use a semicolon\n\nand people, this is listed under HW help..
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You cant abbreviat it!
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the letter S... it stands for sulfur
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&SPADES;:♠\n&CLUBS;:♣\nbe sure to put it in lowercase letters my love good luck\n♥
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P/S= Post Script    Something added after the main body of any letter....an afterthought.
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http://www.lawchek.com/letterpr.htm
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Your signature doesn't really matter. Just finish with:\n\nBest regards,\nYour name
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The phrase is "mind your p's and q's."  It means to be careful and pay attention to detail.  It comes from the old days when we used printing presses and the p's and q's looked similar and would often times get mixed up.
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PS : Post Scriptum (after writing in Latin)\n\nCC : Carbon Copy\n\nBCC : Blind Carbon Copy\n\nThis "Carbon" originally comes from this "era" when we where using carbons on typewriters :-)
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u can underline or italicize it
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I say paragraph form.  I used to be a recruiter and I have never heard of the T format.  That would get on my nerves.
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Sure, I will help.\n\nWho is the letter to?\n\nWhat is the purpose of the letter?\n\nWhat are you trying to say?
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I always use an A, an L, an O, two P's an R and a U.  How do you spell it?