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a rule which described that those who walk on two feet - English Only forum
a walk on - English Only forum
a walk on / in / around the Old Town - English Only forum
a walk <on/at> the Great Wall [preposition] - English Only forum
a walk <on><along> the beach - English Only forum
<As> I walk on water - English Only forum
as if you would just walk on by - English Only forum
"Come on up" "Walk on through" - English Only forum
do not make a parable walk on fours - English Only forum
Does a snail walk on the ground? Or glide, creep, move... - English Only forum
five minutes <to walk / on foot> - English Only forum
for you to walk on - English Only forum
I have to walk on eggshells so that I don't offend her. - English Only forum
I walk on the street VS. There're some shops in the street. - English Only forum
I was going to walk on or in the corridor when suddenly someone - English Only forum
I'd just as soon walk on by! - English Only forum
If you walk on that side of the street - English Only forum
My dream is to walk on Mars. - English Only forum
Nothing is as happy as taking a walk on a fine day. - English Only forum
On a walk, on a hike, on a ride - English Only forum
saw a man walk on the moon - English Only forum
She doesn't walk on her own since she fell. - English Only forum
slow to walk on - English Only forum
something <so> simple as a walk on the beach - English Only forum
take a long walk on a limb - English Only forum
the first (person/man?) to walk on the moon - English Only forum
The man who <used to> walk on water - English Only forum
the walk on/by the tiring legs? - English Only forum
to be walk-on cover - English Only forum
to walk on the balls of your feet - English Only forum
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