[Grammar] Will you walk me home.

[shibli.aftab]

Will you walk me home.

Is the above sentence correct?
Does it mean " Will you walk with me to home."?

 

[Rover_KE]

It would be correct with the right punctuation mark at the end.

It means 'Will you walk with me to my home?'

 

[shibli.aftab]

Is the original sentence used in informal English by native speaker?

 

[MikeNewYork]

Is the original sentence used in informal English by native speaker?

Yes, the first sentence is used often.

 

[5jj]

Is the original sentence used in informal English by native speakers?

"Will you walk with me to home?"
That sound most unnatural to me: natural forms are:

Will you walk home with me?
Will you walk me home?
Will you walk with me to my home?
Will you walk to my home with me?