"Master is the term used for a youth or young boy not old enough to be called Mister. There is no proper abbreviation. And it's almost never used any more .

Yes, I agree. I recently discovered that "till" and "until" are in fact two separate words, "till" is not an abbreviation of "until", and in fact "till" existed in the English language before the

Internet slang abbreviations are not to be used in standard writing.

What is the proper abbreviation for "electronic copy"? If a letter is being copied via email or electronic format, would it still be "cc"?

can you abbreviate the word "INFLUENCE"?

abbreviate the word "INFLUENCE". for example "KISS" K- keep I- it S- short S - simple use the word INFLUENCE

Hi. Do you think we should put a word like "using" between the words "than" and "the" in your sentence (in your response)? The main reason behind asking this is not to be picky but to learn grammar. Thank you for your

I don't think there is a 'correct' one, but on my Saint-Saens CD here, it is 'Sonata for Violin and Piano Op.75 No.1 in D minor'. I am not familiar with 'Nr' at all-- I don't think I've ever seen it. Just 'No.' and 'no.'

What is the correct abbreviation for "number" where it denotes a sequential numerical order as in concert number 4, denoting that it refers to the fourth concert in a series. What ir the difference between Nr and No?

The first sentence is merely a shortened form of the second, with 'the' omitted. It is a style common in brief business communications, where unimportant words are omitted and abbreviations are rampant.