Anonymous

Miss if they are children or young adults, or you know that they are unmarried, Ms. is not used often, except upon their request. It is mostly if you don't know if they are married or not. Again, it is rarely used. I would stick to Miss or Ma'am.

Anonymous

Personal choice. Ms can mean " I've been married and divorced" or "Its one of your business". Either way.. none of your business.

Anonymous

Miss denotes the woman is unmarried, and Ms is marital status-neutral; Ms is used when one doesn't know the marital status of the woman, or if one prefers not to base a woman's title on her marital status.

Anonymous

IS !!!

Anonymous

Miss is used for an unmarried female Ms is non-specific and can mean a married or unmarried female If someone refers to themselves as Ms Jones, what they actually mean is 'my marital status is none of your business'

Anonymous

Ms is suitable for any woman and can sub for either Miss (unmarried woman) or Mrs (married, divorced, or widowed).

Anonymous

miss is a verb like , i miss your white mom