Predicate: announce
announce: Frames file for 'announce' based on survey of initial sentences from big
corpus, and comparison to 'say'
Roleset id: announce.01 , say for all to hear, vncls: 37.7 48.1.2, framnet: Omen Statement
announce.01: Member of Vncls reflexive_appearance-48.1.2, say-37.7-1
Roles:
Arg0: announcer (vnrole: 37.7-agent, 48.1.2-agent)
Arg1: utterance (vnrole: 37.7-topic, 48.1.2-theme)
Arg2: hearer (vnrole: 37.7-recipient, 48.1.2-recipient)
Arg3: attribute of arg1
Example: transitive
A Lorillard spokeswoman announced "This is an old story."
Arg0: A Lorillard spokeswoman
Rel: announced
Arg1: "This is an old story."
Example: fronted
[Kent cigarettes were sold]-1, the company announced *Trace*-1
Arg0: the company
Rel: announced
Arg1: *Trace*
Example: Inverted
(*T* --> "What matters is what advertisers will pay")
What matters is what advertisers will pay, announced *T* Newsweek's chairman
Rel: announced
Arg1: *T*
Arg0: Newsweek's chairman
Example: split (theoretically possible, but odd)
*remember-- if the tree doesn't have a link to the parent S-node of the prop (*trace*-1 here), create the link yourself using argM-DSP. "announced John *trace*-1" should be in a PRN node, which will be removed from arg1 later.
["What you have to understand," announced John *trace*-1,
"is that Philly stinks."]-1
Arg0: John
Arg1: *trace*-1 (= "What you have to understand," announced John *trace*-1, "is that Philly literally stinks."
Example: with listener
John announced to Mary: "you're an idiot."
Arg0: John
Rel: announced
Arg2-2: to Mary
Arg1: "you're an idiot."
Example: weird, attributive usage: (theoretically possible, but odd)
"Well that's odd," announced John of the disappearance of his nose.
Arg1: "Well that's odd,"
Rel: announced
Arg0: John
Arg3-of: of the disappearance of his nose.
Example: split utterance
Only concatenate if there's no trace.
John-1 was announced *trace*-1 to be an idiot.
Rel: announced
Arg1: *trace*-1 to be an idiot