Multiple choice

Choose the correct sentence.

  1. I go on walk in the morning.

  2. I go for walk in the morning.

  3. I go at walk in the morning.

  4. I go in walk in the morning.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase "go for a walk" is a standard English idiom used to describe the activity of walking for exercise or pleasure. Other prepositions like "on", "at", or "in" do not form the correct idiomatic expression in this context. While the article "a" is missing in the option, it remains the most appropriate choice among the provided prepositions.

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