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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Street(s)

"It's on the corner of Albert and Don Streets" or "It's on the corner of Albert and Don Street". Which is correct?
  

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Streets. Or just It's on the corner of Albert and Don . CJ

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  • Streets.
  • Or just It's on the corner of Albert and Don .
  • CJ
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Streets.

Or just It's on the corner of Albert and Don.

CJ

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An oddity of English style is that "streets" gets lowercase when there are two of them: "It's on the corner of Albert and Don streets." The same thing happens in other similar cases: General Ismay and General Auchinleck are generals Ismay and Auchinleck. It is logical when you think about it.

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