Question

0439 2 It is not true that only businessmen are benefited by tourism. It is not true that only businessmen [[are benefited by]] tourism. benefit from Instead of using be benefited by (passive), use benefit from/by . The subject of benefit from/by is the receiver of the benefit: 'Do you think she has benefited from going to extra classes?' 'The room would benefit by altering the size of the window.'

Accepted Answer

benefit ✗ It is not true that only businessmen benefit from tourism. It is not true that only businessmen [[benefit from]] tourism. are benefited by | benefit from

Idx	0439
Keyword	benefit
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	It is not true that only businessmen are benefited by tourism.
Correct Sentence	It is not true that only businessmen benefit from tourism.
Cloze Error Sentence	It is not true that only businessmen [[are benefited by]] tourism.
Cloze Sentence	It is not true that only businessmen [[benefit from]] tourism.
Cloze Answer	benefit from
Choices	are benefited by \| benefit from
Explanation	Instead of using be benefited by (passive), use benefit from/by . The subject of benefit from/by is the receiver of the benefit: 'Do you think she has benefited from going to extra classes?' 'The room would benefit by altering the size of the window.'

Benefit Benefited True Businessmen Tourism From/By Passive Subject