English lesson - When should I use Ms, Mrs, ma’am, Mr? Improve your English writing skills

English lesson - When should I use Ms, Mrs, ma’am, Mr? Improve your English writing skills
In this English speaking Lesson with Michelle you would learn the correct use of Personal Titles in written English. Four different titles are commonly used for women: Miss, Mrs., Ms., and ma'am. Knowing when to use each title can be difficult. Watch this complete lesson and improve your English writing skills.
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The four titles we’re going to talk about are commonly used with adults, regardless of their profession, and can indicate both gender and marital status. These titles are:
• Mr. (short for “mister”)
• Mrs. (pronounced “missiz”; originally short for “mistress”)
• Miss
• Ms. (pronounced “mizz”; originally a combination of “Mrs.” and “Miss”)