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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Verb 'diễn ra'

Verb 'diễn ra'

Short explanation:

Used to describe the occurrence or happening of an event.

Formation:

subject + 'diễn ra' + preposition + location/detail of the event

Examples:

Buổi biểu diễn âm nhạc sẽ diễn ra vào thứ sáu tuần tới tại căn hộ của tôi.

The music performance will take place next Friday at my apartment.

Các cuộc thi Olympic diễn ra bốn năm một lần.

The Olympic games take place every four years.

Cuộc đua xe đạp năm nay sẽ diễn ra ở Hà Nội.

This year's bicycle race will take place in Hanoi.

Hội thảo sẽ diễn ra ở trung tâm hội nghị quốc tế.

The seminar will take place at the international conference center.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese verb 'diễn ra' is used to describe the happening or occurrence of an event. It is typically used to refer to planned activities or events, and can be translated as 'to take place' or 'occur' in English. It is often followed by at prepositional phrase indicating the location of the event.

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