Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to address an mp [title] Refer to an mp by their title and surname when speaking to them. [step] When in conversation with an mp, use their title (such as dr., mr., mrs., or ms.) and their last name. For example, you'd say, " pleased to meet you, mr. smith.

Ending1: " this makes you possibly refer to them as m.d. s, an abbreviation for british english s, or m.c. Ending2: I'm ollie sunshine and we both work with ms pharmaceuticals. " [substeps] If you want to contact an mp with a title, you can use the first initial and then the mp's title instead. Ending3: " look on your nation's parliament website to find your mp's preferred title. [substeps] It's important to double check their title instead of making an assumption. Ending4: " you should also address the mp by their initials, so they are also known by their title in polite, professional situations. [substeps] For example, you might write, " dear dr.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4