Frameset

Predicate lead:

Frames file for 'lead' based on survey of initial sentences of big corpus Do not tag adjectival usages, like "leading indicators"

Roleset lead.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "directed motion":

Roles:

Arg0:leader

Arg1:thing led

Arg3:start point

Arg4:end point

Examples:

cause to go (-)
`John led the unhappy group of travellers from the frying pan to the fire.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	led
Arg1:	the unhappy group of travellers
Arg3-from:	the frying pan
Arg4-to:	the fire

go before (-)
California led the nation with $6.5 billion in net cash income last year.

Arg0: California

REL: led

Arg1: the nation

Argm-MNR: with $6.5 billion in net cash income

Argm-TMP: last year

go before (-)
`California led the nation with $6.5 billion in net cash income last year.`
Arg0:	California
REL:	led
Arg1:	the nation
Argm-MNR:	with $6.5 billion in net cash income
Argm-TMP:	last year

Roleset lead.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "act as project leader":

Roles:

Arg0:leader

Arg1:project or group

Examples:

group (-)
`Dr. Talcott led a team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the medical schools of Harvard University and Boston University.`
Arg0:	Dr. Talcott
REL:	led
Arg1:	a team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the medical schools of Harvard University and Boston University

Roleset lead.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "resulted":

Roles:

Arg0:factors

Arg1:led entity

Arg2:result, action or attribute on arg1

Examples:

This is interesting, because the arg1 is technically 'the company'.

NP complement (-)
`It was just another one of the risk factors that trace led to the company's decision to withdraw from the bidding.`
Arg0:	trace=that=just another one of the risk factors
REL:	led
Arg2-to:	the company's decision to withdraw from the bidding

S complement (-)
It does lead you to suspect imports are going down.

Arg0: It

REL: lead

Arg1: you

Arg2: to suspect imports are going down

S complement (-)
`It does lead you to suspect imports are going down.`
Arg0:	It
REL:	lead
Arg1:	you
Arg2:	to suspect imports are going down

person: third tense: past aspect: ns voice: passive form: participle
passive (-)

John was led *trace* to believe that the moon was made of green cheese.

REL: led

Arg1: *trace* -> John

Arg2: to believe that the moon was made of green cheese

passive (-)
`John was led trace to believe that the moon was made of green cheese.`
REL:	led
Arg1:	trace -> John
Arg2:	to believe that the moon was made of green cheese

Predicate lead_off:

Roleset lead.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "begin":

Roles:

Arg0:creator, beginner, Agent

Arg1:Theme(-Creation)

Arg2:Instrument

Arg3:secondary predication of arg1

Examples:

begin (-)
`John led off the party with a raunchy toast.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	led off
Arg1:	the party
Arg2-with:	a raunchy toast

This probably won't occur, but for other possible structures refer to "begin"