Important Formal Greetings to Know: Mr. + Last Name — Use thi | Spoken English Tips™

Important Formal Greetings to Know:

Mr. + Last Name — Use this formal greeting for males.
For example: “Good morning, Mr. Clark!”

Mrs. + Last Name — Traditionally, this is the formal greeting for married or widowed women.
For example: “How are you, Mrs. Smith?”

Miss + Last Name/First Name — A formal greeting used for an unmarried female. Depending on the situation, you can either follow “miss” with the person’s first name or last name. Typically, if the situation is very formal (like in business or the person is an authority figure), you’d use “miss” and their last name.
For example: “Hello, Miss Young!” or “Hello, Miss Nancy!”

Doctor + Last Name — Use this greeting if you’re addressing a medical doctor or someone who holds a Ph.D. (the highest level of education).
For example: “See you tomorrow, Dr. Jones!”

Professor + Last Name — In a university setting, most professors are greeting with this term instead of Mrs., Miss or Mr.
For example: “I have a class with Professor Williams today.”


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