Predicate: screw_up
screw_up: Frames file for 'screw' based on survey of sentences in the WSJ
corpus.
Roleset id: screw.01 , to make a mess of, vncls: , framnet: Bungling
screw.01: No Vncls. Checked by Julia, 11/2010.
Roles:
Arg0: causer/agent
Arg1: thing screwed up
Example: intransitive
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
Mr. Dahl , a registered representative in the insurance business , said [0] he `` screwed up '' because he did n't realize [0] he was breaking securities laws .
Arg0: he
Rel: [ screwed] [ up]
Argm-cau: because he did n't realize [0] he was breaking securities laws
Example: passive
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
`` [The highway system]-1 is screwed [*-1] up '' by the earthquake , Mr. Engelken said [0] [*T*-2] .
Rel: [ screwed] [ up]
Arg1: [*-1]
Arg0: by the earthquake0
Predicate: screw
Roleset id: screw.02 , to have (unpleasant) sex with, maybe metaphorically, vncls: , framnet:
screw.02: Roleset based on usages in ULA-MASC1-rest. No relevant VN entry. Framed by Claire.
Roles:
Arg0: Screwer
Arg1: Screwed
Example: Meta-example
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: ns
Two of the more common examples of British-American divergence of usage are *PRO* screw and knock up .
Arg0: PRO
Rel: screw
Roleset id: screw.04 , secure or fasten; attach, vncls: 22.4, framnet:
screw.04: Based on sentences in callhome1. Comparison to tape.01. VN class tape-22.4. No FN class. Framed by Katie.
Roles:
Arg0: agent (vnrole: 22.4-agent)
Arg1: screw, entity attached (vnrole: 22.4-patient1)
Arg2: attached to (vnrole: 22.4-patient2)
Example: Weird telephone conversation
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: ns
you screwed this whole motor suction party on to something
Arg0: you
Rel: screwed
Arg1: this whole motor suction party
Arg2: on to something