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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

My corrections

Hello,

Could you check if my corrections are right?

I went in/to the street/s.

I went to/in the Baker Street

Is it always required to use articles with the street names and should the word 'street' be capitalized too?

Thanks
  

Top answer

1. Without the context it's impossible to say for sure which preposition is correct. The most likely are "into" or "to" but "in" is possible.

— MalRey

  • 1.
  • Without the context it's impossible to say for sure which preposition is correct.
  • The most likely are "into" or "to" but "in" is possible.
  • 2.
  • I went to Baker Street.
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1. Without the context it's impossible to say for sure which preposition is correct. The most likely are "into" or "to" but "in" is possible.
2. I went to Baker Street.

You seldom use an article with street names and yes, you do capitalize "street" when it's part of the name.
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