Let's go for a walk.

Meaning: This means that the speaker is proposing to the listener that they engage in the activity of walking together. It's like saying, I suggest we move at a regular pace on foot together.

Choice of Words: Let's is a contraction of the words "let us," which expresses a suggestion or proposal. Go is a verb that means to move or travel somewhere. For is a preposition that means with the purpose or intention of something. Walk is a verb that means to move at a regular pace on foot. When you put them together, "Let's go for a walk" is a suggestion to engage in the activity of walking together.

Alternative Expressions

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