Question

2. A) What take place on the road yesterday? B) What did take place on the road yesterday? C) What kind of thing did take place on the road yesterday? D) What took place on the road yesterday? E) What did took place on the road yesterday?

Answer 1

Д) Что же произошло вчера на дороге?

Answer 2

Out of the options you provided, options B, C, and D are grammatically correct. Let's analyze them:

B) "What did take place on the road yesterday?" This is a grammatically correct interrogative sentence in the past tense. The auxiliary verb "did" is used to form questions in the past tense, and the main verb "take" is in its base form.

C) "What kind of thing did take place on the road yesterday?" This is also a grammatically correct interrogative sentence in the past tense. It is similar to option B, but it adds the phrase "kind of thing" to specify the nature or type of event that occurred on the road.

D) "What took place on the road yesterday?" This is another correct interrogative sentence in the past tense. It uses the verb "took" directly without the auxiliary verb "did." This form is often used in casual conversation.

Options A and E are incorrect because they use the auxiliary verb "did" and the main verb "took" together, which creates a redundancy. Only one auxiliary verb or verb is necessary in a sentence.