Question

2651 13 Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at Imperial Hotel. Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at [[ ]] Imperial Hotel. the The names of hotels and restaurants usually begin with the: 'the Hilton', 'the Mandarin', 'the Sheraton'.Note that names which have a possessive form are exceptions: 'Claridge's', 'Salvo's', 'Tiffany's'

Accepted Answer

the ✗ Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at the Imperial Hotel. Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at [[the]] Imperial Hotel. the | _

Idx	2651
Keyword	the
Sub Entry Number	13
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at Imperial Hotel.
Correct Sentence	Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at the Imperial Hotel.
Cloze Error Sentence	Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at [[ ]] Imperial Hotel.
Cloze Sentence	Only very wealthy tourists can afford to stay at [[the]] Imperial Hotel.
Cloze Answer	the
Choices	the \| _
Explanation	The names of hotels and restaurants usually begin with the: 'the Hilton', 'the Mandarin', 'the Sheraton'. Note that names which have a possessive form are exceptions: 'Claridge's', 'Salvo's', 'Tiffany's'

Wealthy Tourists Afford Stay Imperial Hotel Names Restaurants