There is a hotel in the village.
A) Some hotels are things in the village, and some hotels are not things in the village.
B) Some hotels are things in the village.
C) Some hotels are not things in the village.
D) All hotels are things in the village.
E) No hotels are not things in the village.

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The statement "There is a hotel in the village" implies that at least one hotel exists in the village, which means that option B - "Some hotels are things in the village" is a valid statement. Option A is incorrect because it suggests that there are hotels that are not in the village, which is not implied by the given statement. Option C is also incorrect because it suggests that there are hotels that are not in the village, which is not implied by the given statement. Options D and E are extreme and not supported by the given statement.

There Is a Hotel in the Village