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"Inevitably" scholars disagree on "an" authenticity of many objects whose"origins"are "unknown" No error.

"Inevitably" scholars disagree on "an" authenticity of many objects whose"origins"are "unknown" No error. Correct Answer Inevitably

an এর বদলে নিদির্ষ্ট করে বুঝাতে ‘the’ হবে।

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