Predicate: resume
resume: Frames file for 'resume' based on sentences in financial subcorpus.
Verbnet class 55.1. Comparison with 'start'.
Roleset id: resume.01 , begin again, vncls: 55.1, framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: Agent (vnrole: 55.1-Agent)
Arg1: Theme(-Creation) (vnrole: 55.1-Theme)
Arg2: Instrument
Example: nice simple transitive
Analysts said [Mr. Stronach]-1 wants *trace*-1 to resume a more
influential role in running the company.
Arg0: *trace*
Rel: resume
Arg1: a more influential role in running the company
Example: ergative
He said construction wouldn't resume until market conditions
warrant it.
Arg1: construction
ArgM-MOD: would
ArgM-NEG: n't
Rel: resume
ArgM-TMP: until market conditions warrant it
Example: aspectual
The news told them it would be a while longer before UAL resumed
*trace* trading like a regular airline stock after months of
gyrations.
Rel: resumed
Arg1: [UAL][*trace* trading like a regular airline stock]
Example: aspectual with agent
Here the subject is clearly volitional and deserving of Agent status;
the same is not true of UAL in the previous example.
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
After the restructuring of Waertsilae Marine and bolstered by
state loan guarantees, two big bank creditors, Union Bank of
Finland and state-controlled Postipankki, resumed [*-2] lending
the shipyard working capital.
Argm-TMP: After the restructuring of Waertsilae Marine
Argm-ADV: bolstered by state loan guarantees
Arg0: two big bank creditors, Union Bank of Finland and
state-controlled Postipankki
Rel: resumed
Arg1: [*-2] lending the shipyard working capital
Example: If an instrument appears, it'll look like this
John resumed his argument by mocking his opponent's mother.
Arg0: John
Rel: resumed
Arg1: his argument
Arg2: by mocking his opponent's mother