The engagement ceremony took place in this very hotel last Sunday. A. was took place B. did take place C. was taken place D. No improvement

was took place
did take place
was taken place
No improvement

The correct answer is: D. No improvement

The sentence “The engagement ceremony took place in this very hotel last Sunday” is grammatically correct and uses the correct verb tense. The verb “take place” is used to describe the occurrence of an event, and the simple past tense is used to describe events that happened in the past. In this case,

the engagement ceremony happened last Sunday, so the simple past tense is the correct verb tense to use.

The other options are all incorrect. Option A, “was took place,” is incorrect because the verb “take” does not take the past tense “took” when it is used in the passive voice. Option B, “did take place,” is incorrect because the verb “take” does not need the auxiliary verb “do” when it is used in the simple past tense. Option C, “was taken place,” is incorrect because the verb “take” does not take the passive voice when it is used in the simple past tense.