Nonstandard Quantifiers Are Called "Nonstandard" Because

Nonstandard quantifiers are called "nonstandard" because:

A) they don't indicate whether the proposition is universal or particular
B) they don't indicate whether the proposition is affirmative or negative
C) they use words in a way that most English speakers would find unusual
D) they are not on the list of standard quantifiers
E) they cause the proposition to commit at least one grammatical error