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Nokia Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Can I walk you home/Can I give you a ride?

After a date, does "Can I walk you home?" includes/implies taking a cab or the subway as part of the journey?

What is the correct expression?

(not driving so I suppose I cannot use "Can I give you a ride")

Sorry maybe this is quite elementary.

Thanks.

  

Top answer

" include/imply taking a cab or the subway as part of the journey? I would not expect anything except walking. nokia What is the correct expression?

— Mister Micawber

  • " include/imply taking a cab or the subway as part of the journey?
  • I would not expect anything except walking.
  • nokia What is the correct expression?
  • If it required such transportation, we would not make such an offer but see her off at the train station or taxi stand.
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nokiaAfter a date, does "Can I walk you home?" include/imply taking a cab or the subway as part of the journey?

I would not expect anything except walking.

nokiaWhat is the correct expression?

If it required such transportation, we would not make such an offer but see her off at

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