Predicate: leave
leave: Frames file for 'leave' based on Chris' former frames file. As much
care as possible being taken to change as little as possible, since
leave has already been tagged under the old frames format.
Everything may have to be redone at some point. :(
Roleset id: leave.01 , move away from, vncls: 51.1 51.2-1 10.11, framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: entity leaving (vnrole: 51.2-1-theme, 51.1-theme, 10.11-agent)
Arg1: place, person, or thing left (vnrole: 51.2-1-source, 51.1-location, 10.11-source)
Arg2: attribute of arg1
Example: intransitive
John left.
Arg0: John
Rel: left
Example: transitive
This flight leaves Phoenix at midnight.
Arg0: This flight
Rel: leaves
Arg1: Phoenix
Argm-tmp: at midnight
Example: place-left as PP
This flight leaves from Nashville.
Arg0: This flight
Rel: leaves
Arg1: from Nashville
Example: attribute
The move left the companies as outside bidders.
Arg0: The move
Rel: left
Arg1: the companies
Arg2: as outside bidders
Example: secondary predication
John left Mary alone.
Arg0: John
Rel: left
Arg1: Mary
Arg2: alone
Roleset id: leave.02 , give, vncls: 13.3 13.4.1 13.5.1 15.2, framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: giver / leaver (vnrole: 15.2-agent, 13.3-agent, 13.5.1-agent, 13.4.1-agent)
Arg1: thing given (vnrole: 15.2-theme, 13.3-theme, 13.5.1-theme, 13.4.1-theme)
Arg2: benefactive / given-to (vnrole: 15.2-location, 13.3-recipient, 13.5.1-beneficiary, 13.4.1-recipient)
Example: transitive
The buyout left about $130 million in the bank.
Arg0: The buyout
Rel: left
Arg1: about $130 million
Argm-loc: in the bank
Example: ditransitive
John left cookies for Mary.
Arg0: John
Rel: left
Arg1: cookies
Arg2: for Mary
Example: double object
John left Mary a collection of run-down clocks.
Arg0: John
Rel: left
Arg2: Mary
Arg1: a collection of run-down clocks
Example: with variant
An ambitious expansion has left Magna with excess capacity.
Arg0: An ambitious expansion
Rel: left
Arg2: Magna
Arg1: with excess capacity
Roleset id: leave.04 , leave for, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: leaver
Arg1: place left
Arg2: place going to
Example: leave for
President Clinton leaves for Northern Ireland shortly.
Arg0: President Clinton
Rel: leaves
Arg2: for Northern Ireland
Argm-tmp: shortly
Roleset id: leave.05 , lack, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: (non)possessor
Arg1: thing lacked
Example:
The taste of some news professionals leaves something to be desired
Arg0: The taste of some news professionals
Rel: leaves
Arg1: something to be desired
Roleset id: leave.06 , remain, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: that which causes to remain
Arg1: thing remaining
Example:
There is [some time]-1 left *-1 before the
start of the year 2000
Rel: left
Arg1: *-1
Argm-tmp: before the start of the year 2000
Predicate: leave_out
Roleset id: leave.03 , exclude, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: excluder, agent
Arg1: excluded entity
Arg2: excluded from
Example: passive-ish
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
We are almost left out of [campus] social activities.
Arg1: We
Argm-ext: almost
Rel: [left] [out]
Arg2: of [campus] social activities
Predicate: leave_off
Roleset id: leave.07 , stop, discontinue an action, vncls: , framnet: -
Roles:
Arg0: entity stopping acting
Arg1: discontinued action
Example: Quit it!!
person: third, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
And they would n't leave off *t* arguing and pleading until he had promised .
Argm-dis: And
Arg0: they
Argm-mod: wouldn
Argm-neg: n't
Rel: leave off
Arg1: *t* arguing and pleading
Argm-tmp: unti he had promised
Predicate: leave_over
Roleset id: leave.08 , leave over: cause to remain, vncls: , framnet: -
leave.08: Added by Julia based on WSJ. Be careful to distinguish between the VPC and usages where "over" is part of the location. No Vncls.
Roles:
Most of these probably appear as passives. It is unclear whether benefactives can occur with the active usage. All of the active usages I've seen that appear to include the benefactive should actually be tagged as leave.01, because the "over" is actually part of the location. ex: "he had left the pistol over with the servants at the further side of the great tree".
Arg0: agent/cause
Arg1: thing remaining
Example: passive with benefactive-- use GOL
person: third, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
And I-1 was left over *trace*-1 with a glass baking dish with some delicious drippings and grease .
Argm-dis: And
Rel: [left] [over]
Argm-gol: *trace*-1
Arg1: with a glass baking dish with some delicious drippings and grease
Example: transitive
person: third, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: participle
Since you uninstalled Office, if it left over a folder *-1 at the root of the HDD [called MSOCache]-1 , delete the manually.
Argm-cau: Since you uninstalled Office
Arg0: it
Rel: [left] [over]
Arg1: a folder *-1 (*-1 = called MSOCache)
Argm-loc: at the root of the HDD
Example: passive
person: third, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
Those dividend bulls argue that corporations are in the unusual position of having [plenty of cash]-1 left over *trace*-1 after paying dividends and making capital expenditures .
Rel: [left] [over]
Arg1: *trace*-1