How to say "to take place" in Spanish (Día 49)

The video tutorial introduces the Spanish phrase 'tener lugar', which translates to 'to take place'. It explains the phrase's literal meaning and provides examples from news stories to illustrate its usage. The tutorial emphasizes the phrase's commonality in news contexts and highlights its importance in understanding events' occurrences.

What is the literal translation of 'tener lugar'?

• To find location

• To make room

• To take place

• To have space

In which context is 'tener lugar' commonly used?

• In historical texts

• In scientific research

• In news stories

• In cooking recipes

Where did the eruption take place according to the example?

• In a dormant volcano

• In a very active crater

• In a quiet valley

• In a bustling city

What event takes place every four years according to the examples?

• A long march

• A presidential election

• A cultural festival

• A sports tournament

What is the significance of 'tener lugar' in news stories?

• It highlights the importance of events

• It describes future events

• It indicates the location of events

• It signifies the occurrence of events