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Master (M.A), or masters?



 
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Master (M.A), or masters? #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 25, 2009 17:18 pm   Master (M.A), or masters?		  
Hello sir,
most of the people say that i am doing my master in.......,some people say i am doing my masrers in.......

i want to know what is the right way of saying.master or masrers means(M.A).
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Master (M.A), or masters? #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 26, 2009 0:10 am   Master (M.A), or masters?		  
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Master (M.A), or masters? #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 26, 2009 8:13 am   Master (M.A), or masters?		  
Thank you sir for answering me.
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Master (M.A), or masters? #4 (permalink) Thu Nov 26, 2009 8:21 am   Master (M.A), or masters?		  
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