On Walk Or By Walk?

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What's the correct form to use : on walk, by walk or on walking?

thanks!

Jun 13 2011 03:25:44

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Hi,

What are you trying to say?

Something like this?

eg He walks to school.

eg He comes to school on foot.

Clive

Jun 13 2011 03:29:42

"On walking" is the only pairing you give which makes sense. Assuming you mean something like: "On walking past my school(,) I saw my old friend."

Jun 13 2011 03:52:00

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She always goes to school by walk /on walk

What's the correct sentence?

Feb 24 2020 04:22:34

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She always goes to school by walk /on walk
What's the correct sentence?

Neither of them is correct. You can say "She always walks to school", or "She always goes to school on foot".

Feb 24 2020 04:26:18

Hi,

What are you trying to say?

Something like this?

eg He walks to school.

eg He comes to school on foot.

Clive
"On walking" is the only pairing you give which makes sense. Assuming you mean something like: "On walking past my school(,) I saw my old friend."
She always goes to school by walk /on walk
What's the correct sentence?
chalk chalk 14
She always goes to school by walk /on walk
What's the correct sentence?
Neither of them is correct. You can say "She always walks to school", or "She always goes to school on foot".