walkhomeorwalktohome

walk verb (MOVE ON FOOT) ... I walked home. 我走路回家的。 A cat was walking along the top of the fence. 一隻貓在籬笆頂上走著。 He walks two miles to work every ...

To walk someone to a particular place is to walk with the person until the place has been reached: [ T ] He offered to walk her home. To walk an animal, esp.

2020年10月27日 — “He walk to home” is not correct grammar. “He walks home” means that it is something that he does repeatedly. Such as, “Everyday, he walks home.

When you walk, you move forward by putting one foot in front of the other in a regular way. [...].

2014年5月19日 — Close, but neither. Though it may be true that home can't be preceded by a preposition related to movement or position (i.e. to, towards, in, ...

2015年12月16日 — go is an intransitive verb which means that it should be followed by an adverb / or nothing at the end. you say go + home (adv) go + (to + ...

walk to I work. → I walk to work.（我走路去上班。） 瀏覽教材.

2022年3月26日 — “Going home” is correct. The word “home” as it is used in this sentence is an adverb of place, and as such it needs no preposition.

You can walk home from here. Kids should be able to walk home from school. I'm thinking we should walk home. You can get off and walk home. Had to walk home ...