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roael
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Is it correct to say The library is at 458 Pine Street, on the corner WITH 1st Street. |
8 Sep 2017
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cunliffe
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Yes, that sounds absolutely fine. |
8 Sep 2017
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roael
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Is it also possible to say ...at 458 Pine Street, on the corner of 1st Street? |
8 Sep 2017
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cunliffe
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Yes! Also, ...at 458 Pine Street, where it meets 1st Street. |
8 Sep 2017
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Ignatz
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All of these sound fine to me. Or you could say:�It�s ON the corner�OF First�AND Pine.�(American English.)
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8 Sep 2017
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aleph06
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WITH sounds awkward. I wouldn �t use it. Ignatz has the perfect answer. |
11 Sep 2017
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