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Usage of "take Place"



 
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Proper use of Quotation marks | 're-layout PCB' vs. 'PCB re-layout'
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Usage of "take Place" Wed Mar 26, 2008 2:07 am  Usage of "take Place"
 

is it for event that is made by human or any occassions such as raining or other natural disasters too...

for instance: tha rain took place yesterday. or the birthday party will take place at Bruce's house. which one is the correct one? or both are correct instead?

i hope my question is understandable...

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Usage of "take Place" Wed Mar 26, 2008 8:50 am  Usage of "take Place"
 

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Take place to me sounds natural only for planned events, though no doubt you will find instances of other uses.
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Usage of "take Place" Wed Mar 26, 2008 16:16 pm  Usage of "take Place"
 

so is it like the phrase "happening" or "held" (for an event)?
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Usage of "take Place" Wed Mar 26, 2008 23:49 pm  Usage of "take Place"
 

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I would say so, yes.
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Usage of "take Place" Thu Mar 27, 2008 0:57 am  Usage of "take Place"
 

ok... thanks a bunch....
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