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walking
UK
/ˈwɔːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈwɑkɪŋ/
walking about
walking along
walking around
walking away
walking back
walking by
walking down
walking in
walking off
walking on
walking out
walking over
walking round
walking through
walking up
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Explain the difference between “walking” as a noun and as a verb form.
Correct “We went for a walking in the park” and explain the natural alternatives.
Compare “walking,” “a walk,” and “a hike” with examples.
Show how “walking” works in continuous verb forms and as a gerund.
Give five useful collocations with “walking,” with translations.
Explain the difference between “walk to,” “walk in,” and “walk around.”
Write three B2-level sentences using “walking” in different ways.
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