 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

Dis article dey tok about di numbered east-west streets for Manhattan, New York City. Major streets get dia own linked articles; minor streets dey discussed here. Di streets no dey run exactly east-west, because di grid plan dey aligned with di Hudson River instead of di cardinal directions. "West" dey approximately 29 degrees north of true west.

Di numbered streets dey carry crosstown traffic. For general, even-numbered streets dey one-way eastbound and odd-numbered streets dey one-way west. Some exceptions dey wey reverse dis. Most wider streets dey carry two-way traffic, as well as some of di narrow ones.

Streets' names dey change from West to East (for example, East 10th Street to West 10th Street) for Broadway below 8th Street, and for Fifth Avenue from 8th Street and above.

Although di numbered streets start just north of East Houston Street for East Village, dem no really extend west go Greenwich Village, wey don already get streets wen di grid plan dey laid out by di Commissioners' Plan of 1811. Streets wey continue farther west dey change direction before dem reach di Hudson River. Di grid cover di length of di island from 14th Street north.

1. for Manhattan, wetin di streets dey aligned to?
2. where di streets change from East to West?
3. how far off of true north "west" dey?
4. which direction odd numbered streets dey go?
5. and even numbers?
6. wetin dey carry traffic across town?
7. dem extend reach Greewich Village?
8. wetin di grid cover?
9. from wetin point?
10. why Greewich streets no dey numbered?
11. since wen?
12. wetin dictate am?``` <response>: ```1. Hudson River
2. for Broadway below 8th Street
3. 29 degrees north
4. one-way west
5. one-way eastbound
6. The numbered streets dey
7. NO
8. the length of the island
9. 14th Street north
10. Dem don get streets before dem lay out the grid plan
11. 1811
12. the Commissioners' Plan``` 