Pedestrians use crosswalks to cross.

Meaning: This sentence explains who uses crosswalks, which are people who are walking.

Choice of Words: Pedestrians are people who are walking, and use means to employ or utilize something.

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Walkers use lines to walk over.

Meaning: This means that when people are walking, they should use the lines painted on the road to cross the street. It's like saying, When you're walking, use the lines on the road to cross the street safely.

Choice of Words: Walkers are people who are walking. Lines are painted on the road to show where people should walk. Walk over means to cross over something. When you put them together, "Walkers use lines to walk over" means that people who are walking should use the lines painted on the road to cross the street.

People who walk use marked paths to cross.

Meaning: This means that when people are walking, they should use crosswalks to cross the street. It's like saying, When you're walking, use the crosswalks to cross the street safely.

Choice of Words: People who walk are pedestrians. Marked paths are crosswalks. Cross means to go from one side of something to the other. When you put them together, "People who walk use marked paths to cross" means that pedestrians should use crosswalks to cross the street.

Those on foot use designated areas to traverse.

Meaning: This means that when people are walking, they should use crosswalks to cross the street. It's like saying, When you're walking, use the crosswalks to cross the street safely.

Choice of Words: Those on foot are pedestrians. Designated areas are crosswalks. Traverse means to cross or go over something. When you put them together, "Those on foot use designated areas to traverse" means that pedestrians should use crosswalks to cross the street.

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