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Discover LudwigThe phrase "walk over to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe one person's movement from one physical location to another. Example sentence: Michael walked over to the store to buy some milk.
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We'll walk over to Central Park.
And I walk over to their desk.
Let's walk over to the cemetery gate.
OFF TO WORK Then I walk over to my office.
I impulsively walk over to ask his views.
Walk over to the spiky rocks on your left.
I'd write the songs, I'd walk over to Joey's.
Nuovo and I walk over to Spago for lunch.
She said she saw Cosby walk over to Foster.
After an hour, students walk over to the machine shop in the engineering quad.
Let's meet at Xolo's in downtown Oakland, and walk over to First Fridays.
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