Should you say "on foot" or "by foot"? - English Lessons Brighton
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When we talk about walking, we can say you go on foot or by foot, as a mode of transport. Which preposition is correct? Technically, on is more ... Shouldyousay“onfoot”or“byfoot”? byPhilWilliams|Apr23,2014|Definitions,Grammar,Prepositions|17comments Whenwetalkabout
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