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It is first street and main street (in seattle) The corner of grafton street and spence street then they are both correct and equivalent. The book is a before and after look at the city and uses many of these street references throughout

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As a matter of fact, after posting my question yesterday, i did find a reference in ap about how to write this The second case is correct, however the first case must be written According to them, it would indeed be first and main streets.

In british english, the name of the street without any further precision is preceded by in when you’re talking about where someone lives

He lives in oxford street The precise address is preceded by at He lives at 128 oxford street On may occasionally be found to say where a building is located

Ikea have a big new store on oxford street. 1 in the case of april first it's being used as the name of the holiday Hence, the omission of the Take a look at the following sentence

First street was the first street in stamford.

When writing an address, i wonder which comes first, the apartment number, or the house number and street name 1234 charles st apt a hollywood, ca 54321 or apt a, 1234 Yes, but from a more basic perspective, what we in europe call ground floor, basically the floor at ground/street level, is what americans would naturally call first floor There are many exceptions and complications with big buildings but still the distintcion remains, and it is something typical of the u.s.

Sully road was a bit too far, so now we live at nutley street Otherwise, as you note, i would expect to hear that someone lives on a street in the u.s., or in a street in britain, but at a specific address in either. Here's where i make the distinction You drive on roads, like you said, but you turn into entrances

Drive for three miles on first street

When you reach the intersection at a street, turn right onto a street Drive straight on a street until you reach the entrance to my subdivision Turn left into the subdivision Drive two blocks and turn right onto my street

This building can be described as being located at [the corner of] cameron street and north fairfax street (or the reverse) It has equal frontage on both streets, and one can access it from either direction. I would like to meet you at 5pm this sunday in kfc on the first floor in usa shopping center First, the order of adverbials is off

As the cambridge dictionary says, adverbials of time should follow adverbials of place

When there is more than one of the three types of adverb together, they usually go in the order 0 should it be the corner of grafton and spence street, or the corner of grafton and spence streets