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In the strictest rules of English grammar, any word that is shortened is followed by a full stop/period.

Mister is Mr.

Missus is Mrs.

The divorced female is Ms.

Doctor is Dr.

Saint/Street is St.

Captain is Capt.

Notice the full stop after every shortened word.

e.g.

Mr. Jones lives on High St.

NB Do not confuse with the apostrophe, which indicates a missing letter , from a word. e.g. 'it's 'for 'it is' .

or you're for 'you are'.

Or possessiveness ; John's coats. Notice the position of the apostrophe.

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