on foot or by foot??
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I've heard both used, but "on foot" is more common. "By" is used for travel in vehicles: by car, by train, etc.
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The phrase is "go on foot". You can't go wrong if you use this.
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I guess the first answer is the best, but I'm not sure it matters. But I guess on foot?
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ON
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