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Damon will spend time with Sarah at the flat in upcoming episodes but after a poorly Harry returns from Gail’s Helen Worth, Sarah will tell him to leave – for good. Unable to resist him once more, Sarah kisses Damon, unaware she is being watched by her young son! With Tina O’Brien previously confirming that Harry discovering his mum’s secret is the catalyst for her telling Adam the truth, Sarah is no doubt hoping she can put the fling behind her and really focus on rebuilding her marriage. Sadly, according to the actress, that doesn’t look set to happen. It’s just the tip of the iceberg, it’s messy and it’s about to get more messy’, she told the Daily Star. Sarah’s affair will be revealed after Harry spots her kissing Damon Picture ITVThere’s going to be a troubling time that she realises she is with child, but she is unsure as to who the father is going to be. That’s the mess, here comes the box being opened, and then she’s thinking, “was it even worth it?” Of course, it wasn’t!’. Sarah’s decision to put her marriage on the line is behaviour we are not used to seeing from her and for Tina, that’s caused some very interesting reactions from fans. Some of the comments I’ve been getting about her behaviour are awful!’, she told us. Adam currently has no idea Picture ITVThey think her behaviour is disgraceful but then there are others saying that this is real life, affairs/flings they happen. It’s important to show that yes Sarah is usually very well behaved, yes, she is happy, but this man has just got under her skin. We’re seeing her make bad decisions that aren’t necessarily the best for her but she’s still making them so yeah, it’s really interesting to play.’ MORE Coronation Street spoilers Daniel confronts Daisy over her relationship with Ryan MORE 10 soap spoilers this week Emmerdale’s Nicky and Caleb sussed, EastEnders’ George exposed, Coronation Street verdict, Hollyoaks goodbye The Soaps NewsletterIncludes exclusive content, spoilers and interviews before they're seen on the site. Privacy Policy I have found many sentences with street names and some of them have these three prepositions. I Don't know, but I believe that Americans use on + name of the street and British use in + name of the street. So if I am correct about this, are these sentences correct? He lives in Oxford St. He lives on Oxford St. I also came across that "in" is not used when we want to talk about exact location, you'd use "at" instead. So, are these sentences correct? He lives at 4732 Marshall Drive. Alice's office is at 26515 Main Street. These last two sentences I've come across them using the prepositon "on", but if "at" is used to exact location, I think that "on" would be incorrect. I don't know if there is any difference between British and American English in this case. This site says "IN" tells us the noun is in an enclosed space surround or closed off on all sides. Basically, when something is inside something. "AT" tells us that the following noun is located at a specific point or location. It shows an exact position. "ON" tells us that the following noun is located on a surface. Use on when one thing is attached to or touching something. But, what about "I am in the street" so, the street is considered as an enclosed space, maybe, the sentence would mean I am in the middle of the street, not on a pavement? or "I am on the street" so, the street is considered as a surface, the sentence would mean I am standing on it, not under the ground? What are the differences? GeorgeP New Member American English and Greek 1 What's the difference between in the street and on the street? Does it depend on the region? Sorry, if this has been discussed in an earlier post but I'm new to this forum. GeorgeP New Member American English and Greek 4 Thank you! Which one would you personally go with to say you met someone on/in the street? DonnyB Moderator Emeritus English UK Southern Standard English 5 Personally I'd say "I met someone in the street" But as I'm sure you'll see from some of those links the other members have kindly posted for you, people can and do say either/both. GeorgeP New Member American English and Greek 6 I'd say "in", too! I'll check other threads as well, though! © The Montreal Eaton Centre, Stéphan Poulin Isa Tousignant Isa Tousignant is a Montréal-based editor and storyteller with a curiosity that runs deeper than most. She has chatted life philosophies with celebrity chefs, gemologists, arena rockers and furries. All were transformative. This article was updated on October 25, 2022. Explore Montréal’s famed Underground City as you shop this pedestrian network right under the heart of the city links metro stations to shopping plazas for over 33 kilometres about miles. It’s a lifesaver when you want to stroll, shop and eat away from the hot blazing sun or the freezing snow, but it’s also a go-to destination for the whole family anytime. It opens up a world of entertainment. © Complexe Desjardins Your starting line Complexe Desjardins is your easternmost starting point for the RESO network the guide to Montréal’s Underground City. Find the RESO signs throughout the Underground City to figure out where you’re heading on the Underground Pedestrian Network. Smack bang in Quartier des Spectacles, Complexe Desjardins is a stunning mall right across from Place des Festivals interior fountain included. It’s only the beginning explore the whole 20 miles for lots more shopping, movies, activities and unforgettable good times. © Pierre Longtin Photographe Souvenir central Looking for goodies to remember your trip by? The Underground City has got tons of made-in-Montréal shops for you. At Complexe Desjardins you’ll find a store dedicated entirely to local crafts L’Art des artisans du Québec, full of woodwork, blown glass and amazing finery. There’s also Montréal fine jewellery made on the spot at Joaillerie St-Jean or Bijouterie Ralph et Elle, and books by local authors at Renaud-Bray. Further west throughout the Underground City you’ll find brands like Rudsak leather goods. And of course the Montréal-based, internationally famous ALDO shoes. © Centre Eaton de Montréal Head-to-toe style Get a makeover in a day in the Underground City’s many, many clothes, shoes and accessories shops. You can even get your nails and hair done underground! And if you end up shopping so much at the Centre Eaton de Montréal’s clothes and accessories stores that your new threads won’t fit into your luggage, stop by Bentley to buy a bigger bag. Stop into Cours Mont-Royal for a winning selection of high fashion stops, including Karl Lagerfeld, Prada, BOSS and DKNY. To avoid your bags weighing you down as you trek the Underground City’s other malls Place Montréal Trust and Place Ville Marie are also worth checking out, lockers are available on the Eaton Centre’s Tunnel level, in the food court. You can securely store coats, bags and other personal effects for a nominal price. © Patricia Brochu Food for days When you want a break from all the shopping, there are amazing food options in this underground walkway. The Centre Eaton de Montréal is home to the Time Out Market, a food hall that brings together different counters by some of the city’s best and most famous restaurants including Toqué!, Le Red Tiger and Moleskine. Place Ville Marie also has a beautiful food hall, Le Cathcart, where you can people-watch in the amazing indoor-outdoor space while feasting on next-level burritos, poke bowls, Korean fried chicken or Montréal bagels and lox. Nearby at the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth hotel, conveniently connected to the city’s central train station, you’ll find the amazing Marché Artisans, where you can get food to go or enjoy a selection of meals from various stations. Or sit down for a gastronomic experience at the stylish Rosélys Restaurant. All the malls connected by the Underground Pedestrian Network boast their own food courts, as well. © Eva Blue Entertainment district When you want a break from all the shopping, wining and dining, there’s entertainment galore. The Underground City links to the Place des Arts and the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal temporarily at Place Ville-Marie, who is also very accessible via the Underground City. There’s also a whole art network in the Underground City itself, thanks to the Art Souterrain festival. Check out the public art network maps on the Art Public Montréal website too; many are reachable via the Underground City. Stay wired Out of data? Complexe Desjardins provides all visitors with free Wi-Fi throughout the mouth-watering food court. The same is true at the Centre Eaton de Montréal on the Tunnel level and on the 4th floor in the Espace Services, and in many other spots throughout the Underground City. If your phone battery is low, stop by the Information Desk on the street level at the Centre Eaton de Montréal and you may be able to borrow a portable charger or plug yourself into the Espace Services charging station. Want your own charger, or any other electronic device? There are nearly a dozen electronic stores onsite to serve you. Isa Tousignant Isa Tousignant is a Montréal-based editor and storyteller with a curiosity that runs deeper than most. She has chatted life philosophies with celebrity chefs, gemologists, arena rockers and furries. All were transformative.

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