Why to go or why go?

[Yemel]

Hi everybody,
What is a correct way to say why to go on foot or why go on foot?
Thank you very much.

[Esl_Expert]

Hello Yemel,

You can say "Why go on foot?"

It's even easier to say "Why walk?"
:-)

A: I walk three miles to school every day.
B: Why go on foot when you could easily take the bus?

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[Yemel]

Hi,
Thanks a lot. Have a nice day.

[Wanderer]

In standard English we use Why do you walk or go on foot?
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[Esl_Expert]

Hello Wanderer,

It is also quite standard to use questions such as "Why walk?" or "Why go on foot?"
I provided an appropriate context for this sort of question in my first post. Have you never seen such a question before?

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[Yemel]

Hi Esl_Expert,
Do not pay attention to him.
He is picking on everybody.
Thanks again for your answer.

[Wanderer]

I just heard but never seen. Picking on? I'm very normal.
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