Which sentence would be better while writing the adress of my house ?
My house is two house beside the the green buiding.
My house is the second house beside the green building
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Those aren't addresses. Possibly the second would work as a description of the location of your house, although it does not say whether your house is on the left or the right of the green building. – Michael Harvey Jan 25 '20 at 12:53
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That isn't an address, it's a description of how to find your house.
We say that a house is next door to the ones nearest to it, not beside. The expression for other buildings a little further away is [so many] doors from, so you could say
"My house is two doors from the green building."
answered Jan 25 '20 at 12:52
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Also "two doors down from..." or "two doors up from..." depending on the direction of travel. – Lee Mac Jan 25 '20 at 16:17
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