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8．-How do you go to school？-I go to school on foot．

分析 --你怎么去学校的？--我走路去学校．

解答 49．foot，考查固定搭配"走路，步行"on foot，因此答案为foot．

点评 此题考查固定搭配，在平时的学习中，要对某些短语进行多积累．

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