Collocation
take place
Definition
to happen; to occur (often referring to an event that is scheduled or organized)
'take place' is a common English collocation. to happen; to occur (often referring to an event that is scheduled or organized)
take place
“The meeting will take place on Friday afternoon.”
Examples
- The ceremony will _____ place at the town hall.
- The festival _____ place every summer in this park.
- The accident _____ place just after midnight.
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- No one knows exactly when the change will _____ place.
- The final interview is scheduled to _____ place next week.
- The discussion _____ place behind closed doors.
- Due to the storm, the match did not _____ place.
- The handover will _____ place once both sides sign the agreement.
- Most of the training _____ place online rather than in person.