adverbialquantifier
An adverbial quantifier is a type of adverbial expression that serves to quantify an event, a proposition, or a property described in a clause. It functions as an adverbial modifier, indicating how often, to what extent, or to what degree something occurs or is the case. In many languages these expressions are built from a small set of quantifying words or phrases that can modify verbs, adjectives, or entire utterances.
Common examples include frequency adverbs such as always, usually, often, frequently, sometimes, rarely, and never; these
Semantically, adverbial quantifiers affect the truth conditions or evaluation of the proposition by adding information about
Cross-linguistically, many languages have analogous adverbial quantifiers, though their forms and ordering can differ. Distinctions arise