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Martin
If the question is: How do people travel to the local shopping centre?
As an answer, can I say ´´by bus, by car, by walking´´. Are ´´by walking´´ and ´´by car´´correct? It doesn´t sound right to me. Is there a different (maybe more natural) way of saying that?
Thanks :)
Mar 30, 2024 1:16 AM
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on foot
or
they walk
March 30, 2024
1
One would say 'on foot' not 'by walking.' In English there are always exceptions to rules :-)
March 30, 2024
1
All your examples are perfectly fine ways to answer the question, but to sound more natural, I would suggest:
They take the bus.
They drive.
They walk.
March 30, 2024
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