What is the full form of PS?

The full form of PS is Postscript. A PS is an additional thought added to a document or letter after it was written and signed, most likely near the end.

A postscript can be a sentence, a paragraph, or even several paragraphs inserted after the main body of a book or essay, frequently incidentally and hurriedly.

The Latin word “post scriptum,” which means “written after,” is where the English word “postscript” originates.

When the author of the letter forgets to include something in the main body, they might add it in the postscript. It can also be employed to link a statement to a piece of writing, for when a writer wants to go into more detail without disrupting the flow of the letter.

Ways of Adding PS

• PS should be incorporated at the end of the letter after the signature line.
• One line should be skipped to add PS after the signature line.

Places we use Postscript.

1. Websites
2. Letters
3. Emails
4. Articles
5. Blogs
6. Essay or Books.