Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Can you come with me this afternoon?
Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Would you like to walk with me this afternoon?
Would you like to go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Would you like to go for a walk with me this afternoon?
8. Will it? Would you like to go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Can you? Come with me this afternoon.
Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Can you go for a walk with me this afternoon?
Second, express "What can you do?" Related sentence patterns
Can you use it? Can you do it? Sentence patterns, would you like to do it? Sentence patterns, can you? Ask questions in sentence patterns.
For example:
Can you come with me? Can you come with me?
Can you do sentence patterns (be polite, please do it. )?
Would you like to, would you like to do sentence patterns (euphemistically)
Couldo expresses "can you do it" (the ability to do things); ? Will can do it. Do you want to do it?
Third, the translation of "going for a walk"
Go for a walk.
Let's go for a walk together. Let's go for a walk together.
2. Take a walk?
Let's go Take a walk together. Let's go for a walk together.
3. Take a walk
Let's go for a walk together. ? Let's go for a walk together.
Step 4: walk
Let's go together. Let's go for a walk together.
Extended data:
If you want to express "What can you do?" Or "Do you want to do something?" Can you use it? Can you do it? Sentence patterns, would you like to do it? Sentence patterns, can you? Ask questions in sentence patterns.
Would can better express people's wishes, and is often translated as "willing"; Could tends to be "capable".
When asking questions to others, Would be more tactful, for example:
Would you please open the door? Can you open the door for me?
Most foreigners generally accept using would to make requests. They will say it's my pleasure .. They will be happy to help you, and they will think you are very polite.
But could is more colloquial, used more by friends, or better when you think you can definitely do something.
Can you open the door? Can you open the door?