Newcomer here. Trying to learn Japanese on my own for years now. Here's a
first question. How can I make sure to learn correctly the difference between
using を and で in the context of an action occurring in a given place. Meaning,
what is correct to say:

> 公園で散歩します。
>
> or
>
> 公園を散歩します。

I tend to always use で in such case, but I stumble upon を at times.
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grammar usage particle-を particle-で
When should I use で or を particles?
で indicates the location of an action, while を indicates the object of an
action. However, some verbs such as 散歩【さんぽ】する, 走る【はしる】, 歩く【あるく】, etc. can also
be used in this way, meaning that both are correct.
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