Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Parks"

A: @sara1101: I think you mean "talking about that, made me think about parks. I love to walk and sometimes to rent a bicycle to ride it"

A: They are both doing the same function, express purpose. In order to and to, when they are expressing cause-effect (She work hard in order to/to earn a pay rise) or purpose (your sentences, for exampele) they can be used interchangeably.

A: 私の主観ですが、それぞれの文は違ったことを強調すると思います。一番目の文に対して、公園がたくさんある事実を強調しますが、二番目の文に対して、公園がたくさんある事実だけではなく、この町には公園がたくさんある事実を強調します。

もし私の日本語が不自然だったらすみません。

A: Both are correct, it can just depend on your preference

A: They’re both correct

A: Mostly. You could say, "Parks are necessary for all generations, from toddlers to the elderly. In order to promote good health in local citizens and their quality of life, the local government should provide more parks in cities."

A: × The city’s public parks were where people rushed back to.
✓ People rushed back to the city’s public parks.

A: I like to walk IN THE parks because the odor from THE grass and THE treeS make me comfortable.