I go to school on foot every day.

I go to school on foot every day. - The sentence is correct.

Better version: I walk to school every day.

Thanks But could anybody tell me the reasons? Many Thanks in Advance

Vctory Ong Thanks But could anybody tell me the reasons? Many Thanks in Advance

What reasons do you want and in regard to what?

Many thanks in advance.

I hope to know why the second one is the better version,because if I know the reason I can avoid making the same mistakes in the sentences I make.
Or I will help me master the skill of writing better sentences

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It is not a mistake; it is just that nowadays more people say 'walk' than 'go on foot'.

Thanks

We often say that I go to school by car.
When others ask us how do we go to school.
Which is the better answer?

I drive to school every day.
I go to school by car every day.
I walk to school every day.
I go to school on foot every day.

After reading all those posts I think the first and the third are the better answers
, as more people

HI,

It's really just idiomatic. Some things we say, somethings we don't say.

Is it the same with your native language?

In some cases, it may also be because one expression is shorter and easier to say than another.

'I walk to school' is shorter than

'I go to school on foot'.

Clive

Yes, that's the idea. The first and third sentences sound much more natural because they are much more commonly used.

Thanks
I think there are in my native languages.

This two are more idiomatic than the others.Right?

I drive to school every day.
I walk to school every day.

I go to school on foot every day.
I go to school by car every day.
Many Thanks in Advance

do you go to school on foot