Choose the correct word to complete the suspect's terrible alibi.

"I swear, Detective, I didn't see ___ suspicious activity at the donut shop last night!"

The correct answer is any.

When a sentence already contains a negative verb (like didn't see), we use the determiner any before the noun to express an absence of something.

Using no here ("didn't see no") would create an ungrammatical double negative. To use no, the verb must be positive (e.g., "I saw no suspicious activity").