Arg1:entity in motion/goer
Arg2:extent
Arg3:start point
Arg4:end point, end state of arg1
ArgM-LOC:medium
ArgM-DIR:direction (usually up or down)
start and end points (-) | |
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Arg1: | what flights |
REL: | go |
Arg3-from: | Seattle |
Arg4-to: | Boston |
Argm-LOC: | via Minneapolis |
extent (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Imports |
ArgM-DIR: | down |
Arg2-EXT: | 33% |
extent and end point (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Woolworth |
REL: | went |
ArgM-DIR: | up |
Arg2-EXT: | 1 3/4 |
Arg4-to: | 59 1/2 |
with direction (-) | |
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Arg1: | TRACE -> a lot of people |
REL: | go |
ArgM-DIR: | back |
Arg4-to: | 1970 |
as 'extend' (-) | |
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Arg1: | the problems of the junk market |
REL: | go |
Arg4: | deeper than a temporary malaise |
and keep going! (-) | |
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| |
REL: | Go |
Arg1: | U.S.A |
Arg0:goer
Arg1:journey
Arg3:start point
Arg4:end point
ArgM-DIR:direction (usually up or down
journey (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | He and two colleagues |
REL: | went |
Arg1-on: | an overnight fishing trip |
end point (-) | |
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Arg0: | the lawyers |
REL: | went |
Arg4-to: | work |
with manner (-) | |
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Arg0: | [*-1] -> Mr. Glass |
REL: | going |
Arg1: | it |
ArgM-MNR: | alone |
as nominal (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | Bush 's |
REL: | going |
Arg4: | there |
Arg0:pursuer
Arg1:goal
go after (-) | |
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Arg0: | Portfolio managers |
REL: | go |
Arg1-after: | the highest rates |
modal (-) | |
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Arg0:subject
Arg1:subsequent action
very typical (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | He |
REL: | went |
Arg1: | *trace* looking for a replacement for Mr. Landry |
This is dangerously close to the modal construction, except there's no "to" (ie, "I'm going to leave now"). Includes the idiom "go begging".
Arg0:entity proceeding
Arg1:project
Arg2:direction, usually a particle
transitive and direction (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | Boeing |
REL: | goes |
Arg2-DIR: | ahead |
Arg1-with: | its plans for the 767 |
intransitive, direction only (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | Mrs. Yeagin |
REL: | went |
Arg2-into: | education |
ergative (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Boeing's plans |
REL: | went |
ArgM-MNR: | without a hitch |
transitive, no direction (-) | |
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| |
Arg0: | they |
Arg1-about: | it |
ArgM-MNR: | with a systematic approach |
Arg1:commodity
Arg2:buyer
Arg3:price
unaccusative with price (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Chateau Yquem |
ArgM-TMP: | now |
REL: | goes |
Arg3-for: | $100 a bottle |
Arg1:object
Arg2:attribute of arg1
Arg3:with reference to what
go private (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Georgia Gulf |
REL: | go |
Arg2: | private |
go off (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the lights |
REL: | went |
Arg2: | off |
ArgM-TMP: | last night |
with another argument (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [*-1] -> the group of Big Board companies |
REL: | go |
Arg2: | public |
ArgM-TMP: | yet |
Arg3-with: | its effort |
less become, more continue (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the majority of misdeeds |
ArgM-ADV: | probably |
REL: | go |
Arg2: | [*-6] undetected |
Arg1:thing going
work (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | *trace*=the order printers |
ArgM-LOC: | on the trading floor |
Arg1:thing going
Arg2:receiver
ArgM:purpose
with receiver (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the rest |
REL: | went |
Arg2-to: | investors from France and Hong Kong |
with purpose (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | $455 million |
REL: | go |
ArgM-PNC: | for antitrust enforcement |
go with (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [*] -> Bethlehem |
REL: | go |
Arg2-with: | a European steelmaker |
Arg1:thing going
Arg2:purpose
only in TV criminal/courtroom dramas? (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | The crime |
REL: | goes |
Arg2: | to character |
goes without saying (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [*T*-1] -> Which |
REL: | goes |
Arg2: | [*-2] to show that the First Law applies in insurance as in anything else: There is no free lunch, there is only marketing |
This seems close to the benefactive, hence its placement here. I also read the purpose clause as goes "to prove character".
Arg1:experiencer
Arg2:experienced
oh the agony (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the market |
Argm-DIS: | still |
REL: | going |
Arg2-through: | its pains |
Be wary of the distinction with motion through some medium, such as "John goes through the park on his way to school."
Arg1:thing disappearing
always in passive (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | *trace*=The opportunity to sell steel |
Argm-MOD: | may |
REL: | gone |
Argm-TMP: | for now |
and another passive (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the machine gun toting guards |
REL: | gone |
This is an incorrect parse from Treebank; "be gone" is clearly not passive but rather copula+adjective. I hope this is an isolated example.
Arg1:thing left
left (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | *trace*=*trace-C*=With 15 seconds of trading |
REL: | go |
always infinitival?
Arg1:thing on your side, supporter
Arg2:beneficiary, supported
the only thing? (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [*T*-1] -> [0] -> The one thing |
REL: | going |
Arg2-for: | him |
Arg1:topic
Arg2:what you get for free, matching thing
and a set of Ginsu knives (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [*T*-1] -> that -> gifts |
REL: | go |
Arg2: | along with purchases |
Arg1:thing/entity continuing
ergative (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | the professor's droning voice |
REL: | goes on |
ArgM-MNR: | endlessly |
transitive (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | [the charity][*trace* soliciting funds] |
REL: | go on |
Arg1:thing becoming on, exploding
bomb goes off (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | *trace*=a time bomb |
REL: | go off |
Arg0:entity leaving
Arg1:place left
like a lamb (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | Airlines in 1989 |
REL: | going out |
Argm-MNR: | like a whimper |
Arg1:thing being extinguished
nirvana (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | The light |
REL: | went out |
"Nirvana" does mean "going out, as a lamp".
Arg1:thing going back to previous state
Arg2:previous state
return (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | The board and UAL's management |
Argm-MOD: | ca |
Argm-NEG: | n't |
REL: | go back |
Arg2-to: | business as usual |
Cf. get, return
Arg1:thing coming to completion
let's make a deal (-) | |
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| |
Arg1: | a deal |
REL: | going through |
Argm-ADV: | at all |
Note the distinction between this and other "go through" usages (physical motion through a medium, undergoing some experience)