what is the correct expression ?
I am at the 30 street.
Or
I am on the 30 street.I am at 30th street
Or
I am on 30th street
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In American English, we would say "I'm on 30th Street." I am assuming that the street name is "30th Street". I live on "South Plain Road". This is an example conversation that I might have with a friend of mine.
Sara: What are you up to right now?
Me: I'm shopping downtown.
Sara: Do you want to meet up for coffee?
Me: Sure.
Sara: Ok. I can meet you. Where are you at right now?
Me: I'm on South Plain Road. Do you know where it is?
Sara: Yes. Are you closer to the town common?
Me: Yes.
Sara: Okay. I'll meet you there in five minutes.
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I'm assuming you mean the number of the street. If so, it would most likely be:
I am at 30th street
or
I am on 30th street.
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