"The drinks are included."

Translation: Les boissons sont comprises.

[SeanFogart4]

"Les boissons sont inclus." This was marked wrong but translates the proper English. How was I to know they meant included in the price as in the Americanism?

(Technically the drinks are not literally part of the price; you don't pay the drinks along with the money. You buy them by paying for the set that contains them . . .)

[relox84]

It was marked wrong because you didn't make the proper agreement: les boissons sont incluses

Incluses and comprises both work in this case and have identical meanings.

[David332970]

I didn't know that this was 'Americansim'. It is just normal English for this non-American.