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The problem is anything but easy. here but is a/an

The problem is anything but easy. here but is a/an Correct Answer preposition

এখানে, but শব্দটি Preoposition হিসেবে বসেছে। আর’ মোটেই না । (জোর প্রদানের ক্ষেত্রে) ‘ অর্থে Anything but এই Phrase টি বসে। এখানে “But” শব্দটি except এর অর্থ দেয়।

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