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Linglib.Fragments.Romance.French.Determiners

French determiners #

This file records the French determiners the studies consume. The quantificational determiners are QuantificationalDeterminer records with the readings the literature makes available for them, so ⟦tous⟧ is {every}. French has no lexical dual universal, and Jeretic and colleagues take les deux to serve as its indirect alternative, marked with the dual number it realizes; toujours is the adverbial universal they set beside English always, and has no determiner reading. The articles un and les are Articles.

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Quantificational determiners #

The n-word aucun reads as no, a negative quantifier ([dSS02]), or as Quantifier.Det.some, an indefinite whose negation the clause supplies ([Zei04]).

Tous, read as every, with a plural or a mass noun.

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    Chaque, read as every, with a singular noun.

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      Aucun, read as no or as Quantifier.Det.some, with a singular noun.

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        Les deux, read as both, with the dual, the core concept it realizes.

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          Quelques, read as Quantifier.Det.some, with a plural noun.

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            The adverb toujours, with no determiner reading.

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              un — indefinite article, singular.

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                les — definite plural article.

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                  All French quantifier entries.

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