New posts in quantifiers

Quantifiers realised by a noun?

grammar noun-phrases quantifiers

Does "much of a (countable noun)" mean the same as "much (countable noun)?"

articles pronouns quantifiers

How to know when to use "someone" or "anyone"?

syntactic-analysis quantifiers negative-polarity-items some-any

'A / One / At least one student entered the room.' Are these the same? (truth-conditionally)

semantics determiners quantifiers

"both the users" or "the both users"?

grammar word-usage word-order determiners quantifiers

Different standards for writing down logical quantifiers in a formal way

logic soft-question notation quantifiers

Why can't we use implication for the existential quantifier?

logic quantifiers

How should $\exists x P(x)\land\exists y Q(y)$ be interpreted?

logic quantifiers

"There are no shortage of applications"

grammatical-number verb-agreement quantifiers

"If everyone in front of you is bald, then you're bald." Does this logically mean that the first person is bald?

logic predicate-logic quantifiers

The amount of VS The number of, etc

quantifiers

Write ‘There is exactly 1 person…’ without the uniqueness quantifier

logic quantifiers

"There are a couple of apples" or "there is a couple of apples"?

grammatical-number verb-agreement collective-nouns there-is quantifiers

Plural or singular when stating that an amount is enough

grammatical-number verb-agreement quantifiers

A number of philosophers believes [duplicate]

grammaticality grammatical-number verb-agreement quantifiers premodifiers

Is "both" singular?

grammatical-number verb-agreement determiners quantifiers

1 in 3 U.S. Adults Have or has prediabetes - respected publications using them interchangeably? [duplicate]

grammatical-number verb-agreement numbers measuring-units quantifiers

"A cup of hot coffee" or "A hot cup of coffee"

meaning adjectives word-order quantifiers metonyms

Is it correct to say, "The king gifted him with a generous amount of gold, horses and chariots"? [duplicate]

quantifiers

Which is preferable: "We are all..." or "We all are..."?

differences word-order syntactic-analysis quantifiers