Is there a dot after VS?

Is there a dot after VS?

The abbreviated form vs. is pronounced “versus.” In other contexts, the word versus and abbreviation vs. are not italicized. In British usage, the period after vs. is omitted.

What is V mean?

versus

Is V the same as VS?

Both are accepted abbreviations of the word “versus.” The differences come in correct usage. “v.” is the correct Blue Book legal form for case citations (Baker v. Carr, Pennoyer v. Both are accepted abbreviations of the word “versus.” The differences come in correct usage.

What is VS in full?

vs is often an abbreviation for versus.

How do you shorten vs?

In legal contexts, the abbreviation “v.” is used. Elsewhere, the most common is “vs.”. In formal contexts (e.g. scientific papers), it is probably best to have the period at the end of the abbreviation.

Is versus formal?

In other contexts, “vs.” (American English) or “vs” (British English) can be used as an abbreviation. This usage is more casual than writing out “versus.” If you’re unsure what’s appropriate, just write it out—using the full word “versus” is rarely inappropriate, except perhaps in formal legal contexts.

How do you say VS in an essay?

Outside of legal documents, “versus” is normally abbreviated “vs.” As to when to spell it out and when to use the abbreviation, this is a matter of the level of formality of the document. Some “standard” abbreviations are accepted in contexts where most abbreviations would not be, like “etc.” and “et al.”.

What is this sign called in English?

British vs. American English

	British English	American English
The ” ! ” symbol is called	an exclamation mark	an exclamation point
The ” ( ) ” symbols are called	brackets	parentheses
The ” [ ] ” symbols are called	square brackets	brackets
The position of quotation marks	Joy means “happiness”.	Joy means “happiness.”

Do you capitalize versus?

“Versus” is a preposition. It’s optional to capitalize prepositions that are 5 letters or more in a title, but shorter prepositions should not be capitalized. [1] Since “vs.” is two letters long, it should not be capitalized.

Does VS have a full stop?

‘I was reading your mail, and noticed you used the abbreviation “vs.” which got me thinking. I’ve always used either “versus” or more often “vs” (i.e. without the full stop). The reason behind this is that there are no missing letters after the “s”, so my own ‘house style’ dictates that there is no full stop.

Is during capitalized in a title?

Participial prepositions are not linked to nouns and include terms like concerning, considering, regarding, and during. Neither simple prepositions nor participial prepositions should be capitalized in a title. Though some prepositions can be quite lengthy, they should still be written in lowercase.

Is versing a word?

Is versing, meaning “competing against someone,” a real verb? In the past thirty years, this term has grown in popularity because versus, when spoken, sounds like a conjugated verb. So youngsters especially will talk about one team getting ready to verse another.

What does it mean to verse someone?

to compete against someone

Can Versus be used as a verb?

versus. Versus should be used in the sense of challenging or opposing someone or something. There is no such verb as verse (with third-person singular present tense form verses) with the sense OP queries. The word is versus, it comes from Latin, and it is a preposition that means, basically, against.

Does v Mean versus?

against, opposed to

What does versus mean in English?

versus in British English 1. (esp in a competition or lawsuit) against; in opposition to. Abbreviation: v or (esp US) vs. 2. as opposed to; in contrast with.

How do you pronounce vs?

Technically, it’s pronounced “versus”, which is how I say it when it’s like a fight/race/sports/etc (Floyd versus Mayweather, etc). If I’m talking fast or talking about a court case, it’s “verse” (Brown verse Board of Education). Just like “verses”, like in a song or The Bible. Abbreviation of “versus.”

Why is Z called Zed?

The British and others pronounce “z”, “zed”, owing to the origin of the letter “z”, the Greek letter “Zeta”. This gave rise to the Old French “zede”, which resulted in the English “zed” around the 15th century.

How is Aunt pronounced?

In Received Pronunciation they are different : ‘aunt’ is pronounced with a long ‘a’ as in ‘father’, while ‘ant’ has a short vowel as in ‘fat’. In Received Pronunciation, ‘aunt’ rhymes with ‘can’t’, while ‘ant’ rhymes with ‘rant’.