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Blueblooded65 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Go for a walk or go walking?
What's the difference between "go for a walk" and "go walking"?
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"Go walking" is possible but unusual, only because we say "go for a walk". "Walking" sounds like a form of exercise. You can go jogging, meaning that you take exercise in that form, so I guess you can go walking the same way.
- "Go walking" is possible but unusual, only because we say "go for a walk".
- "Walking" sounds like a form of exercise.
- You can go jogging, meaning that you take exercise in that form, so I guess you can go walking the same way.
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"Go walking" is possible but unusual, only because we say "go for a walk". "Walking" sounds like a form of exercise. You can go jogging, meaning that you take exercise in that form, so I guess you can go walking the same way.
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