2019年7月2日 · If the walk is a destination/event (such as a walk to end cancer, a school walk-a-thon, etc.), you could use "go to a walk" or "go to the walk." However, in most circumstances, …

2013年7月30日 · 'Go for a walk' is what you normally do - when it's down to the shops, or in a park, or along the beach. Just ordinary walking. 'Go on a walk' suggests something more …

The correct phrase is 'go for a walk.' The article 'a' is necessary before the noun 'walk' to make the phrase grammatically correct. 'Go for walk' is not a standard English construction.

All three are grammatically correct but (1) has a different meaning to (2) and (3). Sentence (1) asks whether the walking was the reason that you went. For example, if a group of friends go …

2021年12月3日 · Let's say somebody is walking for some time, or he/she went for a walk. Can that person say he/she is "on a walk"? Or can we say that about him/her? Example sentence: …

・Let's take a walk ! 散歩をしよう！ ・I used to take a walk before breakfast. 私は朝食前に散歩するのが習慣だった。 ・It is good for my health to take a walk every morning. 毎朝散歩する …

1、walk用作名词时的基本意思是“步，步行”，尤指为了散步或锻炼的步行，引申可作“步行的距离”“走路的步态”“步行的速度”“散步的场所”“步行的路径”解。 2、walk用作单数 可数名词 时，常 …

2024年1月5日 · Both are correct, but they have different meanings. "Go for a walk" could be a stroll in the park, or a walk along the high street, or along the beach. "Go on a walk" is …