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> 駅まで遠いですから、歩いていくのでは
>
>   1. 疲れますよ
>   2. 疲れていますよ。
>

I chose 2 above but it was wrong, 1 - は疲れますよ is the correct answer.

My interpretation and reasoning: "The station is far from here so, I walked
and therefore I am currently tired"

So with my translation then 2 should be correct, it is currently happening, I
am currently tired because the station was far, why is 2 wrong and 1 correct?
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駅まで遠いですから、歩いていくので - は疲れますよ or 疲れていますよ。
Maybe you saw ので ("because") in the sentence? Then no, this sentence does not
have one. This の after 歩いていく is a plain nominalizer, and you have
misinterpreted (or ignored) では.

`noun + では` [has many
usages](https://selftaughtjapanese.com/2015/02/26/japanese-particle-
combination-%E3%81%A7%E3%81%AF-de-wa-and-%E3%81%98%E3%82%83-ja/), but here it
roughly means "With X" in the sense of "If X is used/chosen".

  * スマホでは画面が小さすぎます。  
(lit.) With a smartphone, the screen is too small.  
The screen is too small if you used a smartphone.

  * これでは買えません。  
With this (amount of money), I cannot buy it.

  * 毎日外食するのではお金が沢山かかります。  
If you choose to eat out every day, it costs a lot of money.  
(This の is a nominalizer.)

Also note that 歩いていく is in the present tense, and this
[-ていく](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/676/5010) implies someone moves
**from here** (to the station).

Therefore you have to read the first half of the sentence like this:

> 駅まで遠いですから、歩いていくのでは
>
> Because the station is far from here, if one (chooses to) walk (from here
> to) there,...

And naturally, the correct choice is 2.

"I walked (from the station) so I am tired" would be 歩いて **きた** ので疲れています.
(There is no は after で, くる is used instead of いく, and くる is in the past form)
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