Choose the best option:
Correct answer: A. I asked them to leave their luggage in the hotel room.
- A. I asked them to leave their luggage in the hotel room.
- B. I asked them to leave their luggages in the hotel room.
- C. I asked them to leave one's luggage in the hotel's room.
- D. I asked them to leave their luggages in the room of the hotel.
Explanation
"Luggage" is an uncountable noun, which means it refers to a general category of items (in this case, suitcases, bags, etc.) rather than a specific item. So, it is a singular noun ("their luggage"). "Hotel room" is the correct phrase to use here.
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