ellos van a casa a pie

they walk home

ellos van a casa a pie

phrase

1. (used to express a habitual action; third person plural)

a. they walk home

¿Los chicos toman el bus a la casa cuando regresan de la escuela? - No. Ellos van a casa a pie.

Do the kids take the bus home when they come back from school? - No. They walk home.

2. (used to express a future action; third person plural)

a. they'll walk home

Julio y Amy no caben en el carro, así que ellos van a casa a pie.

Julio and Amy don't fit in the car, so they'll walk home.

b. they're going to walk home

¿Tus papás no necesitan que los llevemos a la casa? - No. Ellos van a casa a pie.

Your parents don't need us to take them home? - No. They're going to walk home.

c. they're walking home

Pepe y Camila viven cerca, así que ellos van a casa a pie.

Pepe and Camila live nearby, so they're walking home.

3. (used to express a specific action in the present; third person plural)

a. they're walking home

¿Gabo y Emilio no tomaron un taxi? - No. Ellos van a casa a pie.

Didn't Gabo and Emilio take a cab? - No. They're walking home.