Is it 'I stayed at the hotel in Rome.' OR 'I stayed at a hotel in Rome.' OR MAYBE 'I stayed at an hotel in the Rome.' ? If you are not sure, or you would like to practice these forms, take a look at this quiz and instructions on when to use definite and indefinite articles.
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