Frameset

Predicate add:

Frames file for "add" based on survey of initial sentences of big corpus and comparison with "say" and "gain"

Roleset add.01 Verbnet Class: NONE "say":

Roles:

Arg0:speaker

Arg1:utterance

Examples:

transitive (-)
`But he adds, "I feel pressured, disappointed, uncomfortable, and angry."`
Argm-DIS:	But
Arg0:	he
REL:	adds
Arg1:	"I feel pressured, disappointed, uncomfortable, and angry."

fronted (-)
That got hard to take, he added *trace*

Arg0: he

REL: added

Arg1: *trace*--> "That got hard to take"

fronted (-)
`That got hard to take, he added trace`
Arg0:	he
REL:	added
Arg1:	trace--> "That got hard to take"

unlike 'say', Treebank does not consistently assume a *trace* after 'add' linked to the utterance. Thus the Arg1 will show up on the trace, if it is present, otherwise on the utterance itself.
inverted (-)
The IRS is investigating lawyers, added *trace* Mr. Sonnett

Arg1: *trace* -> The IRS is investigating lawyers

REL: added

Arg0: Mr. Sonnett

inverted (-)
`The IRS is investigating lawyers, added trace Mr. Sonnett`
Arg1:	trace -> The IRS is investigating lawyers
REL:	added
Arg0:	Mr. Sonnett

split (-)
The bids, he added *trace*, were contrary to common sense.

Arg0: he

Arg1: *trace* ->the bids were contrary to common sense

split (-)
`The bids, he added trace, were contrary to common sense.`
Arg0:	he
Arg1:	trace ->the bids were contrary to common sense

Roleset add.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "mathematics":

Roles:

Arg0:adder

Arg1:thing being added

Arg2-to:thing being added to

Examples:

one and one makes... (-)
`Judge Curry added an additional $55 million to the commission's calculations.`
Arg0:	Judge Curry
REL:	added
Arg1:	an additional $55 million
Arg2-to:	the commission"s calculations.

merged (-)
It also asks them *trace=them* to add two-sevenths and three-sevenths.

Arg0: *trace=them*

REL: to add

Arg1: two-sevenths and three-sevenths

merged (-)
`It also asks them trace=them to add two-sevenths and three-sevenths.`
Arg0:	trace=them
REL:	to add
Arg1:	two-sevenths and three-sevenths

Roleset add.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "achieve or gain":

The crucial difference between this usage and the mathematics usage is that the 'to' phrase is the end product, not the other operand.

Examples:

Roles:

Arg1:Logical subject, patient, thing rising/gaining/being added to

Arg2:EXT, amount risen

Arg4:end point

ArgM-LOC:medium
arg M is often dropped

rise (-)
`The Nasdaq composite index added 1.01 to 456.6 on paltry volume.`
Arg1:	The Nasdaq composite index
REL:	added
Arg2-EXT:	1.01
Arg4-to:	to 456.6
ArgM-ADV:	on paltry volume

Predicate add_up:

Roleset add.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "result in":

Roles:

Arg1:things added

Arg2:result

Examples:

present

active

full

it all adds up (-)
`It all adds up to a barrier to American-style index arbitrage, the most popular form of U.S. program trading that seeks to exploit brief differences between prices of stocks in New York and the price of a futures contract in Chicago based on those stocks.`
Arg1:	[ It] [ all]
REL:	[ adds] [ up]
Arg2-to:	a barrier to American-style index arbitrage, the most popular form of U.S. program trading that seeks to exploit brief differences between prices of stocks in New York and the price of a futures contract in Chicago based on those stocks