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Which phrase we more often use to describe walk to somewhere between "by walking" and "on foot" Which phrase we more often use to describe walk to somewhere between "by walking" and "on foot"

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'By walking' is not a very natural expression. We would either say (go) 'on foot' or simply 'walk'. For example: How do you get to school? On foot. How do you get to school? I walk.
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Of those two choices, I believe "on foot" is more common. But it would be easier to just say someone walked there.
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walking by

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