English · Common Verbs
walks
/wɔːks/
[/wɔːks/]
third-person singular of walk
Beginnerverb
Definition
Third-person singular present of 'walk': used when he, she, or it moves on foot.
Example
Every morning my grandfather walks to the park and feeds the birds near the pond.
Every morning my grandfather walks to the park and feeds the birds near the pond.
Etymology
From Old English 'wealcan' (to roll, toss), later meaning to travel on foot.
How & Where It’s Used
Used with singular subjects in the present tense to describe a habit or routine.