jumps?

AnonymousEach receipt number jumps a number. The receipt numbers go like this 202, 204,206,208.

Receipt numbers are even-numbered. Each sequential receipt number skips a number.
The next receipt number is calculated by adding two to the previous receipt's number.

Hi, please can you tell me how you will write this?

I have to walk a 100 numbers down the street. I'm at number 30 I have to walk to number 130 of the street. What street number are you at? Thank go the numbers jump a number. 30,32,34,36,38.

regards

What is the street number (address) of the building where you are standing?
You are on the even-numbered side of the street. Walk in the direction of increasing addresses until you get to 130.

Can you walk 100 numbers or something like this?

AnonymousQuoteCan you walk 100 numbers or something like this?

No. You can walk a block.
Cities often define street addresses such that each block can have 100 units. If you know two addresses on the same street, you can usually judge how far away they are from each other in terms of blocks.

Is this correct?

What street number are you at?

No. What is your street number?
What is the street number of your address?

Hi,

Can I ask you if you can say
I have to walk down 30 numbers. I'm at 48 palm st. He lives at 78 palm st.

Thank you

AnonymousHi,Can I ask you if you can sayI have to walk down 30 numbers. I'm at 48 palm st. He lives at 78 palm st.Thank you

You can say that, but it is not natural.
I don't know a really natural way of saying this except maybe - our street addresses differ by 30.

and is this natural

I am 30 numbers down. How would you say that?