Mistress Madame

Mistress Madame

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By Arnel On October 1, 2018 July 9, 2022

Arnel's Everyday English © 2021. All Right Reserved.
Miss, Ms., Mrs., Madam, Mr., are all called ‘titles’. We use these titles to be respectful when we are speaking about a man or woman.
Miss Berry – We use ‘Miss’ when addressing young unmarried women.
Mrs. Berry – We use ‘Mrs.’ when addressing a married woman.
Ms. Berry – We use ‘Ms.’ when addressing a woman whose marital status is unknown or unimportant.
Madam – We use ‘Madam’ when addressing a woman in an exceptionally formal situation. (Not common nowadays)
Sir – We use ‘Sir’ when addressing a man in a formal situation.
Mr. Berry – We use ‘Mr.’ when addressing a man whose marital status is unknown or unimportant.
Let’s take a look at these titles in a bit more detail.
Most often we use Miss + surname.
My son’s teacher, Miss Davey, is absolutely fantastic.
In many written and official contexts, Miss + full name is used.
On the news: Miss Sandra Callingham won first place in the local arts competition.
School children often call their female teacher’s Miss without a name.
Excuse me Miss . Can you please help me?
Most often we use Mrs. + surname.
Mrs. Black lives next door with her husband and two children.
In many written and official contexts, Mrs. + full name is used.
On the news: Mrs. Leona Barret will be representing her local charity in tomorrow’s fundraiser.
Are you married? Is the woman you are speaking to married? Is it important that people know this?
If you are not interested in the marital status being known, simply use Ms. + surname.
Please speak to Ms. Fryman at the reception desk.
In many written and official contexts, Ms. + full name is used.
Dear Ms. Sarah Kelly ,
This letter is a reminder of your appointment at Bristol’s Royal Infirmary on the 15 th of August…..
Madam isn’t normally used with a name.
(In the USA, ‘Madam’ is highly formal and isn’t used often. The American equivalent is the shortened ma’am which you can hear day-to-day.)
In a hotel: May I carry your luggage for you ma’am ?
Sir isn’t normally used with a name.
In a restaurant: May I take your coat s ir ?
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am very interested in the job position advertised on your website….
We normally use Mr. + surname .
Here are your keys Mr. Innis . Your room is on the 3 rd floor, number 302.
In many written and official contexts, Mr. + full name is used.
Mr. Gary Von was present at the crime scene and is the key witness in this crime.

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