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Abbreviation of "street" - WordReference Forums : It is unlikely that they would be confused, because the abbreviation for "saint" normally precedes a proper name, and the abbreviation for "street" would follow one. St. Lawrence = Saint Lawrence. Lawrence St. = Lawrence Street. Note that AE uses a period for all abbreviations as BE once did, but modern BE no longer does.
Preposition: in the street, on the street, at the street? : 6. Tony Blair lives at 10 Downing Street. 7. Tony Blair lives on 10 Downing Street. The place 'number 10 Downing Street' is a spot. So it should be the sixth sentence. For example, we say I met him in London but I met him at Heathrow Airport. London is a huge geographical area where as the airport is a particular place though it has a mass area.
The cars are in/on the street/streets. | WordReference Forums : 1. Most of the cars you see on the street are Toyotas. 2. Most of the cars you see in the street are Toyotas. 3. Most of the cars you see on the streets are Toyotas. 4. Most of the cars you see in the streets are Toyotas. Sentence 1 is using a standard idiom "on the street", which means "being driven" (or parked). It includes all streets ...
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On/at the street corner, on/at the corner of the street : I have a question about the usage of prepositions in the phrases: On/at the street corner on/at the corner of the street Are both prepositions possible in both of these phrases? Also, do the street corner and the corner of the street mean the same in any context?
at / on / in street - WordReference Forums : In your second example, 'Downing Street' is commonly used (on the News, for example) to mean specifically number 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister's residence. So, 'in' Downing street really means 'inside number 10 Downing Street.' It's true, these are difficult examples, but British usage is not generally different from US usage, I believe.
in/on/at with streets | WordReference Forums : On Baker Street is most usual for shops.In Baker street would suggest out of doors.At Baker Street means at the place (probably the tube station) known as "Baker Street" - not the actual street.
C/ (calle - abreviatura) - WordReference Forums : Hi, I would like to know how to abbreviate the word "calle" (street) in English for a CV Dirección C/ Londres, 76 Adress ____ London, 76 Thanks in advance
Do you turn onto/on to/into/in to a street? - WordReference Forums : Judging by my usage of GPS navigation software, it seems that one turns into a new/different street, whereas if it's still the same street, i.e. a curve in the street, then it's a turn onto. I believe it's kind of intuitive, as when you're on a street and following its twists, then you're really but making turns onto it.
In, at or on the corner [ street ] | WordReference Forums : You use "ON" when you are talking about the corner of a street where their edges meet as a corner., . "There is a hotel on the corner of Olive and Olympic Street." "We can't have police officers on every corner." You use "AT" when you are talking about the corner of a building where their faces meet as a corner.