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Ar8687 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
To take place
Hi!
I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one...
For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ... "?
Or should I use it just in sentences like "the Jubelee took place in Rome"?
Thank you very much for your help!!
I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one...
For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ... "?
Or should I use it just in sentences like "the Jubelee took place in Rome"?
Thank you very much for your help!!
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Hi, I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one... For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ... "?
- Hi, I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one...
- For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ...
- "?
- OK Or should I use it just in sentences like "the Jubelee took place in Rome"?
- OK Clive
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Hi,
I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one...
For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ... "? OK
Or should I use it just in sentences like "the Jubelee took place in Rome"? OK
Clive
I was wondering whether the expression "take place" has a general "occur" meaning, in time and space, or it only refers to the last one...
For example, can I say: "the finding took place during the papacy of ... "? OK
Or should I use it just in sentences like "the Jubelee took place in Rome"? OK
Clive
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