shall we go for a walk?(suggestion, request, question, offer)
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Shall we go for a walk? : suggestion, request, question, offer
- 'Shall we go for a walk?' is an question.
- Because by the above sentence a question is asking to someone. Again question mark (?) is proving it.
- We know that Sentences are of five kinds according to functions and Interrogative Sentence is one of them. The above sentence is an of example of Interrogative sentence because it asks a question.
- To make an Interrogative sentence auxiliary verb is placed first and after that subject, verb, objects and a question mark are used one by one. The given sentence is written in Simple Future Tense.
- 'Shall and will' are auxiliary verbs of Future Indefinite Tense and always used verb's Present Form.
- Example: Are they coming?
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‘Shall we go for a walk?’ is both a question and a suggestion.
The word ‘shall’ is used to ask if something can be done. Hence it is a suggestion.
To change it to a request, the question can be framed as:
May we go for a walk?
A request needs to be polite. The word ‘may’ adds that politeness.
To make it a simple, straightforward question, the question would be:
Can we go for a walk?
To make it sound like an offer, the question could be:
Would you want me to go on a walk with you?
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