Roleset receive.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "get":

Roles:

Arg0:receiver


Arg1:thing gotten


Arg2:received from


Arg3:price, in exchange for


Arg4:attribute of arg1

Examples:

basic (-)
Edison customers have received electric service since April 1985.
Arg0:	Edison customers
REL:	receive
Arg1:	electric service
ArgM-TMP:	since April 1985




as exchange (-)
Stockholders will receive one Cray Computer share for every two Cray Research shares they own in a distribution.
Arg0:	Stockholders
REL:	receive
Arg1:	one Cray Computer share
Arg3:	for every two Cray Research shares they own
ArgM-LOC:	in a distribution




with giver (-)
Anyone can receive more than $10k in cash from a client in one or more related transactions.
Arg0:	Anyone
ArgM-MOD:	can
REL:	receive
Arg1:	more than $10k in cash
Arg2-from:	a client
Argm-LOC:	in one or more related transactions




with attribute (-)
The company hadn't yet received any documents from OSHA regarding the penalty or fine.
Arg0:	The company
Argm-neg:	n't
Argm-tmp:	yet
REL:	receive
Arg1:	any documents
Arg2-from:	OSHA
Arg4:	regarding the penalty or fine.




another attribute (-)
Georgia Gulf received a new takeover bid from investor Harold Simmons of $50 million a share.
Arg0:	Georgia Gulf
REL:	received
Arg1:	a new takeover bid
Arg2-from:	investor Harold Simmons
Arg4-of:	$50 million a share

The attribute argument is necessary because of the way Treebank divides the constituent. Really, the arg1 of each of the two sentences above are 'any documents regarding the penalty or fine' and 'a new takeover bid of $50 million a share', but the 'giver' argument intervenes between the two, necessitating the additional argument.