Predicate
call:
Frames file for 'call' based on Chris' old frames file; this is
still a mess and inconsistent with most of the other verbs. It will
have to be revised and the tagging redone before the next iteration.
Roleset call.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "label":
Roles:
Arg0:caller
Arg1:item being labelled
Arg2:attribute of arg1
Examples:
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with attribute (-) |
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Mary called John an idiot
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| Arg0: | Mary |
| REL: | called |
| Arg1: | John |
| Arg2: | an idiot |
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passivized (-) |
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The worksheets were called 'Learning Materials'
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| Arg1: | The worksheets |
| REL: | called |
| Arg2: | 'Learning Materials' |
Roleset call.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "summon":
Roles:
Examples:
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without benefactive (-) |
|---|
The bells called the faithful to evensong
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| Arg0: | The bells |
| REL: | called |
| Arg1: | the faithful |
| Argm-dir: | to evensong |
|
with benefactive (-) |
|---|
John called a doctor for Mary
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | called |
| Arg1: | a doctor |
| Arg2-for: | Mary |
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benefactive with double NP (-) |
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John called Mary a doctor.
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| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | called |
| Arg2: | Mary |
| Arg1: | a doctor |
Roleset call.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "demand":
Roles:
Examples:
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reelection woes (-) |
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Gore called for a recount.
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| Arg0: | Gore |
| REL: | called |
| Arg1-for: | a recount |
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without 'for' (-) |
|---|
Ford called a Jaguar stockholders' meeting.
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| Arg0: | Ford |
| REL: | called |
| Arg1: | a Jaguar stockholders' meeting |
Roleset call.07 Verbnet Class: NONE "say across a distance":
Roles:
Arg0:speaker
Arg1:utterance
Arg2:distant listener
Examples:
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it gets worse (-) |
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person: ns
tense: past
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
``You people here think this is Russian music,'' she said with
disdain, and called over to the waitress: ``Could you turn it
off?''
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| Arg0: | she |
| REL: | called |
| Argm-DIR: | over |
| Arg2-to: | the waitress |
| Arg1: | ``Could you turn it off?'' |
Roleset call.10 Verbnet Class: NONE "predict":
Roles:
Arg0:predictor
Arg1:prediction
Examples:
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prognostication (-) |
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person: third
tense: present
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
His new forecast calls for a soft landing.
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| Arg0: | His new forecast |
| REL: | calls |
| Arg1-for: | a soft landing |
Roleset call.11 Verbnet Class: NONE "idiomatic: call the shots":
Roles:
Arg0:entity in charge
Arg1:'the shots'
Examples:
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I'm in charge! (-) |
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person: ns
tense: present
aspect: progressive
voice: active
form: participle
The changes were proposed in an effort to streamline federal
bureaucracy and boost compliance by the executives ``who [*T*-1]
are really calling the shots,'' said Brian Lane, special counsel
at the SEC's office of disclosure policy, which proposed the
changes.
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| Arg0: | [*T*-1] -> who -> the executives |
| Argm-ADV: | really |
| REL: | calling |
| Arg1: | the shots |
Predicate
call_up:
This really is phrasal. Otherwise identical to the 'summon' roleset
Roleset call.08 Verbnet Class: 1 "summon, phrasal 1":
Roles:
Examples:
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without benefactive (-) |
|---|
The bells called up the faithful to evensong
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| Arg0: | The bells |
| REL: | [called][up] |
| Arg1: | the faithful |
| Argm-dir: | to evensong |
|
with benefactive (-) |
|---|
John called up a doctor for Mary
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | [called][up] |
| Arg1: | a doctor |
| Arg2-for: | Mary |
Roleset call.09 Verbnet Class: NONE "call into question, doubt":
Roles:
Examples:
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is that so? (-) |
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person: third
tense: present
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
EC Agriculture Commissioner Ray MacSharry said the U.S. plan
``calls into question'' the agreement reached by world
negotiators last April in Geneva seeking ``substantial
progressive reductions in agricultural support and protection.''
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| Arg0: | the U.S. plan |
| REL: | calls |
| Arg2: | into question |
| Arg1: | the agreement reached by world
negotiators last April in Geneva seeking ``substantial
progressive reductions in agricultural support and protection.'' |
Predicate
call_in:
This is phrasal, otherwise identical to 'summon' roleset.
Roleset call.04 Verbnet Class: 1 "summon, phrasal 2":
Roles:
Examples:
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with benefactive (-) |
|---|
John called in a doctor for Mary
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | called in |
| Arg1: | a doctor |
| Arg2-for: | Mary |
Predicate
call_on:
Roleset call.05 Verbnet Class: NONE "visit, make use of":
Roles:
Arg0:caller
Arg1:thing being visited, used
Arg2:purpose, attribute of arg1
Examples:
|
with benefactive (-) |
|---|
John called on a doctor.
|
| Arg0: | John |
| REL: | called on |
| Arg1: | a doctor |
|
with secondary predication (-) |
|---|
person: ns
tense: past
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
Rep. Neal's bill originally called on the Fed [*-1] to reduce the
inflation rate by one percentage point a year for five years and
to maintain a zero inflation rate thereafter.
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| Arg0: | Rep. Neal's bill |
| Argm-TMP: | originally |
| REL: | called on |
| Arg1: | the Fed |
| Arg2: | [*-1] to reduce the
inflation rate by one percentage point a year for five years and
to maintain a zero inflation rate thereafter. |
Predicate
call_off:
Roleset call.06 Verbnet Class: NONE "terminate before hand":
Roles:
Arg0:the Terminator
Arg1:the Terminated
Examples:
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call off talks (-) |
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person: ns
tense: past
aspect: ns
voice: active
form: full
Boeing Co., already struck by its Machinists union, briefly
called off contract talks with its engineers and labeled their
demands ``grossly excessive.''
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| Arg0: | Boeing Co., already struck by its Machinists union |
| Argm-TMP: | briefly |
| REL: | called off |
| Arg1: | contract talks with its engineers |