In the comparative analysis of concession clauses, how does Quirk et al. define the function of "Alternative Condition-Concession" clauses (e.g., "Whether you like it or not, you have to do it" )?

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In the comparative analysis of concession clauses, how does Quirk et al. define the function of  "Alternative Condition-Concession"  clauses (e.g.,  "Whether you like it or not, you have to do it" )?

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They imply that the outcome in the main clause remains true under any of the stated conditions.

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They state a condition under which the main clause is rendered false.

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They require a verbless structure to maintain logical cohesion.

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They are categorized strictly as structural "gaps" rather than complete adjuncts.

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