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Do you use “by walk” instead of “on foot”?
Ex) I go to school by walk［on foot］.
Ex) I go to school by walk［on foot］.
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“By walk” would actually be incorrect. “On foot” or “by foot” is the correct way to say it:
“I go to school on/by foot.”
But even that sounds slightly unnatural. The easiest way to say it is:
“I walk to school.”
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by walk ✖ （「散歩」という意味の walk と、「人生の歩み...つまり職業・地位」という意味の walk などもありますが、もちろんここでは不適合な語彙です。）
by walking 〇
I don't think people use "by walking".（「歩くことで」というニュアンスになるので）
We say "I walk to school" or "I go to school on foot".
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