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Abbreviation of street | WordReference Forums The usual UK abbreviation of street, the generic word, is st The usual abbreviation of Street, as part of a street name, is St, as in Downing St No in either case
the use of the article before the name of the street I believe in this story, "High Street" is the proper name of the street, just as it could be "Paradise Street" or "Broadway Street" or "Washington Street" What PaulQ seems to suggest agrees completely with what my English teacher taught me - that we shouldn't use articles before the proper street names
Street predirectional - WordReference Forums Hello! Please help me get a grasp on the idea of a street predirectional From the Glossary of Postal Terms, a predirectional is "an address element that indicates geographic location such as N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, and SW that is placed to the left of (before) the street name such as E HOOVER
On at the street corner, on at the corner of the street Have guilt and religion ever formed a stranger union than when brought together by the street-corner flower peddlers who work for the Unification Church? A tablet on the house at the north-east corner of the street marks the former site of Bishopsgate A guy is standing on the corner of the street smoking one cigarette after another
In, at or on the corner [ street ] | WordReference Forums Hi there guys! I've heard that you can use all of the three prepositions (in, on and at) with corner, but is there any difference in meaning, at all? Thanks heaps for your help
at on in street - WordReference Forums Hola Según tengo entendido: at, se usa para direcciones espefícicas: ej He lives at 55 XX Road on, para nombres de calles, avenidas, etc : ej He lives on XX Road pero en muchos quizzes y en diferentes sitios veo que se usa in en lugar de on ¿Alguien me puede explicar qué diferencia
flanking street - WordReference Forums This is a sentence I saw from a zoning review text: Vehicle access to a parking space on a corner lot must be from a flanking street that is not a major street, if the lot does not abut a lane What is a flanking street in this context? By the way, what would be like when a corner lot does