How to Use "Walk" with Example Sentences

walk (v): to move using your legs and feet

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Used with adverbs:

"She walked down the hall quickly."
(quickly, fast)

"My grandfather walks slowly down the stairs."
(slowly, cautiously, carefully)

"The mother walked quietly into the baby's room."
(quietly)

"She took her shoes off and walked barefoot in the sand."
(barefoot)

"They walked downstairs."
(downstairs, upstairs, home, offstage, onstage)

"They walked ahead."
(ahead, away, back, in, off, out, together)

Used with prepositions:

"They walked along the street."
(along, down, up)

"I saw her walking towards school."
(towards, to, into, out of)

walk (n): movement using your legs and feet

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Used with adjectives:

"We took a short walk around the block."
(short, brief, little)

"I took my dog on a long walk."
(long, good)

"We had a pleasant walk."
(pleasant, nice, lovely, romantic)

"We go on daily walks."
(daily, evening, morning, nature)

Used with verbs:

"She takes a walk after dinner every night."
(takes, goes on, goes for)

Used with prepositions:

"They met on an afternoon walk in the park."
(on, during)

"Downtown is within a short walk of the hotel."
(of)