Arg0:asker
Arg1:question
Arg2:hearer
Arg3:attributive
direct question (-) | |
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Arg0: | The mathematics section of the widely used California Achievement Test |
REL: | asks |
Arg2: | fifth graders |
Arg1: | "What is another name for the Roman numeral IX?" |
indirect question (-) | |
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Arg0: | *trace* |
REL: | ask |
Arg2: | him |
Arg1-about: | this law he tried to pass |
proof of hearer as arg2 (-) | |
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Arg0: | John |
REL: | asked |
Arg1: | a question |
Arg2-of: | his professor |
Please refer to the 'say' frames for the proper handling of the 'inverted' and 'fronted' cases.
Arg0:asker
Arg1:favor
Arg2:hearer
say please (-) | |
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Arg0: | Argentina |
Argm-MOD: | will |
REL: | ask |
Arg2: | creditor banks |
Arg1: | to halve its foreign debt of $64 billion. |
no hearer (-) | |
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Arg0: | The National Institutes of Health |
REL: | asked |
Arg1-for: | an HHS review of its plan to implant fetal tissue into the brain of a patient suffering from Alzheimers. |
Arg0:seller
Arg1:commodity
Arg2:buyer
Arg3:asking price
toldja (-) | |
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Arg0: | The company |
REL: | asking |
Arg3: | $100 million |
Arg1-for: | an operation said to be losing about $20 million a year. |
The buyer may or may not appear in any sentences; I included it for completeness and comparability to 'sell'