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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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For a walk
Can I say,
He is walking his dog.
He is taking his dog to walk around the park.
He is taking his dog to walk / for a walk.
He is walking his dog.
He is taking his dog to walk around the park.
He is taking his dog to walk / for a walk.
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He is walking his dog. He is taking his dog for a walk around the park. He is taking his dog for a walk.
- He is walking his dog.
- He is taking his dog for a walk around the park.
- He is taking his dog for a walk.
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He is walking his dog.
He is taking his dog for a walk around the park.
He is taking his dog for a walk.
He is taking his dog for a walk around the park.
He is taking his dog for a walk.
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