In the International Phonetic Alphabet, the letters E, M, and S are represented by the words:
• ITU phonetic alphabet used in maritime radio communications • Correct spelling of the code words for the letters E, M, and S • Difference between correct ITU/ICAO phonetic words and made‑up or informal words
• First, think about what word is officially paired with the letter M in standard marine radio communications. • Next, recall the correct standard word for the letter S you would use when spelling a ship’s name or call sign. • Finally, check whether the word for E in your chosen option matches what you have seen on official phonetic alphabet charts used for radio. Does it look like a proper, internationally standardized word or something informal?
• Compare each option against a standard ITU/ICAO phonetic alphabet chart (from your study materials) and rule out any words that do not appear there. • Make sure the words for M and S are exactly correct, including spelling, not just "close" or similar‑sounding words. • Eliminate any options that use casual or non‑standard words (like slang, place names that aren’t part of the official set, or words that look obviously invented).
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