The labels show the street numbers of the parcels, but not the street names. You can use an expression to concatenate (combine) two properties. In this case, you concatenate the address (street number) and street name. You use the expression \n to add a line break, producing a multiline label.
This exercise uses the map you edited in Exercise 1: Use a style to label features.
To use an expression to refine the labels
Click the Parcels layer and then click Style.
Scroll to the bottom of the Text Content list to see the Use Expression option.
An expression is inserted. It has two property placeholders.
The property you select replaces the placeholder property in the expression.
Type the entry exactly as shown, with single quotes surrounding the \P, make sure you type a capital P, and enter a comma following the closing quotation mark.
The streets (drawing objects) display speed limits and the parcels (geospatial features) display full street addresses.
To continue this tutorial, go to Exercise 3: Display text along a curve.