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Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. There have 'recently' been 'any' important 'findings' in medical 'technology.'

Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. There have 'recently' been 'any' important 'findings' in medical 'technology.' Correct Answer any

‘Affirmative sentence - এ ‘any’ এর ব্যবহার সঠিক নয়। বাক্যটিতে Determiner হিসেবে ‘some’ ব্যবহৃত হবে।

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