Predicate: wake
wake: Frames file for 'wake' based on sentences in financial subcorpus.
"Waken" is in Verbnet entry other_cos-45.4, which is close enough.
Roleset id: wake.01 , (cause to) become awake, vncls: 45.4, framnet: Cause_to_wake, Waking_up
Roles:
Arg0: alarm clock, eg (vnrole: 45.4-agent, 45.4-instrument)
Arg1: sleeper (vnrole: 45.4-patient)
Arg2: sleep (oft metaphorical)
Arg3: thing awoken to, outside reality
Example: all args
Mary woke John from a deep sleep.
Arg0: Mary
Rel: woke
Arg1: John
Arg2: from a deep sleep
Predicate: wake_up
wake_up: This will probably be much more common.
Roleset id: wake.02 , (cause to) become awake, with particle, vncls: , framnet: Cause_to_wake, Waking_up
wake.02: "Awaken" and "awake" do not occur in the financial subcorpus, but if
they do they'll take the exact same framing.
Roles:
Arg0: alarm clock, eg
Arg1: sleeper
Arg2: sleep (oft metaphorical)
Arg3: thing awoken to, outside reality
Example: inchoative
Technology stocks woke up, helping the over-the-counter market
rise from its recent doldrums.
Arg1: Technology stocks
Rel: [woke] [up]
Argm-adv: helping the over-the-counter market rise from its recent doldrums
Example: non-contiguous phrasal verb
Mary woke John up from a deep sleep.
Arg0: Mary
Rel: [woke] [up]
Arg1: John
Arg2: from a deep sleep
Example: With arg 3
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: ns
A lot of them are waking up to that idea.
Arg1: A lot of them
Rel: [waking][up]
Arg3: to that idea