When some English first names are put together, they may have special meanings. For example，"Tom, Dick and Harry" refers to （ ）.
Due to the influence of Women's Lib in the last few decades, many women, married or unmarried, prefer to use （ ） as a form of addressing themselves.
（ ） is a title that comes before the name of a man.
A （ ） is a special name that people use to address a close friend or a family member. Such as: David into Dave, Michael into Mike, Thomas into Tom.
A pet name is a special name that people use to address a （ ） friend or a family member. Such as: David into Dave, Michael into Mike, Thomas into Tom.
A pet name is a （ ） name that people use to address a close friend or a family member. Such as: David into Dave, Michael into Mike, Thomas into Tom.
（ ）is used to call a married woman, who has given up her maiden name that is her original surname before her marriage and adopted her husband's surname.
The （ ）way of addressing a person is using his or her surname with a proper form of address before it.
In （ ）, the five most common last names are Smith, Johnson, Williams, Jones and Brown.
The official or formal way of addressing a person is using his or her （ ）with a proper form of address before it.
Mrs. is used to call a married woman, who has given up her maiden name that is her original surname before her marriage and adopted her （ ）'s surname.
Mrs. is used to call a （ ） woman, who has given up her maiden name that is her original surname before her marriage and adopted her husband's surname.
Due to the influence of Women's Lib in the last few decades, many women, （ ）, prefer to use Ms as a form of addressing themselves.
Due to the influence of （ ） in the last few decades, many women, married or unmarried, prefer to use Ms as a form of addressing themselves.
Mr. is a title that comes （ ） the name of a man.
Mrs. is used to call a married woman, who has given up her （ ） that is her original surname before her marriage and adopted her husband's surname.
The official or formal way of addressing a person is using his or her surname with a （ ） form of address before it.
Mr. is a title that comes before the name of a （ ）.
A pet name is a special name that people use to address a close friend or a （ ） member. Such as: David into Dave, Michael into Mike, Thomas into Tom.