use this format (but with the actual address!): Mr Joe Smith 14, High Street, Anytown, Wiltshire UK SA2 1XL First comes the name, then the number of the house and the road (or the name of the house and the road), then the town, then the county, then 'UK' and finally what the British call the Postal Code (or PostCode) - equivalent to a zip code in the US. This is usually 2 letters (from the nearest city) followed by one or two numbers, a space, and then one number followed by 2 letters.
That looks a bit like a post-code. For example NE99 1BB Someone sending a letter to the United Kingdom would put UK on the envelope to signify it's meant for an address in the British Isles.
The verb for address is "to speak to someone or write to someone".
Depending on the context, address is already a verb. For example, "to address something or someone" or "to address a letter" is an action and therefore a verb.
To send someone a letter you need the name and home (or work) address of the person to whom the letter is written.
Building NameFlat Number Street NameAreaTownCountyPost CodeCountry
Write the address in the normal way and then write USA under it. Don't forget the state and the ZIP code.
"Espon UK offers their address as Epson (UK) Ltd
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The UK National Savings Bank is based in Scotland. Just address your letter to NS&I Glasgow and your letter will get there. If you need more information, check their web site.
What is Indesit Ltd UK address
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Exactly the same as any other address within the UK. First Class - £0.60 Second Class - £0.50