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A 'determiner' is one of a fixed class of words placed before a noun phrase to indicate its definiteness, quantity, or degree.
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"Both" for three items. Is it really impossible? Is there an alternative?
To me, it is very strange to see "both" used with 3 items. I am a native speaker and I can safely say that in every context I can imagine, it is only used for 2 items. Unless, it was posted by a forei …
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