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Disjunctive determiner
/dɪsdʒˈʌŋktɪv dɪtˈɜːmɪnə/
/dɪsdʒˈʌŋktɪv dɪtˈɜːmɪnɚ/Disjunctive determiner
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選択的決定詞, 代替的決定詞
a grammatical element that is used to present alternative or contrasting options within a sentence or clause
What is a "disjunctive determiner"?
A disjunctive determiner is a word used to present alternatives or choices between two or more items in a noun phrase. Common examples of disjunctive determiners include "either" and "neither." For instance, in the phrase "You can choose either option," the determiner "either" indicates a choice between two specific options. Similarly, in "Neither answer is correct," the determiner "neither" presents a choice that excludes both options. Disjunctive determiners are important for clarifying relationships among nouns and for expressing options or alternatives in communication, making it easier to understand choices being presented.
disjunctive determiner
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