Using 'Doctor' in a Sentence: Grammar Guide and Examples
As a Noun (Title + Name)
- "Doctor Smith will see you now."
- "Please consult your doctor."
As a Common Noun
- "The doctor prescribed antibiotics."
- "She is studying to become a doctor."
As a Verb (Informal)
- "He doctored the photo to remove the background." (alter, falsify)
- "She doctored the soup with extra spices." (adulterate, modify)
Capitalization
Capitalize when used as a title before a name (Doctor Jones). Lowercase as a common noun (the doctor).
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