Question

There are 13 words which shouldn't be in the sentences. Find them. There can be only one in each line. some lines are correct. 1.2.3.456791011121314151617At the moment, there is so much more competition in travel business that holiday organizers are having had to include more and more in their packages all the time. The latest idea is about the "all-in" holiday, a package which it includes everything from food and drinks to entertainment and excursions. This may be sound like an excellent deal, but the only real winners are being the tour operators and travel agents. The biggest losers are the host countries, as tourists no longer need to spend the money on daily basics, entertainment or travel. It's also the case that local hotel owners must have to work hard to provide all the food , services and facilities that tourists have ever been promised, while they lose out the chance to make a profit by charging for the "extras" that guests were used to pay for. Nevertheless, "all-in" seems to be the future of package holidays. ​

Answer 1

я нашла только две: more , had

Answer 2

Sure, I'll identify the 13 words that shouldn't be in the sentences:

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Here is the corrected version of the paragraph with the 13 incorrect words removed:

"At the moment, there is so much more competition in the travel business that holiday organizers are having to include more and more in their packages all the time. The latest idea is about the 'all-in' holiday, a package which includes everything from food and drinks to entertainment and excursions. This may sound like an excellent deal, but the only real winners are the tour operators and travel agents. The biggest losers are the host countries, as tourists no longer need to spend money on daily basics, entertainment, or travel. It's also the case that local hotel owners must work hard to provide all the food, services, and facilities that tourists have ever been promised while they lose out on the chance to make a profit by charging for the 'extras' that guests were used to paying for. Nevertheless, 'all-in' seems to be the future of package holidays."