Subcategorization frame - Revision history

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	\|'''NS([X]);''' where X = determiner required by the noun		\|'''NS([X]);''' where X = determiner required by the noun
	\|United States of America		\|United States of America
	\|NS([the]);		\|NS(NOU;[the]);
	\|-		\|-
	\|Preposition		\|Preposition
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	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|2 (direct transitive)		\|2 (direct transitive)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(NP);'''		\|'''VS(NP)VC(NP);'''
	\|kill, kiss		\|kill, kiss
	\|VS(NP),VC(NP);		\|VS(NP)VC(NP);
	\|-		\|-
	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|2 (indirect transitive)		\|2 (indirect transitive)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(PP([X]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb		\|'''VS(NP)VC(PP([X]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|depend on		\|depend on
	\|VS(NP),VC(PP([on]));		\|VS(NP)VC(PP([on]));
	\|-		\|-
	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|2 (copula)		\|2 (copula)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(NP);'''		\|'''VS(NP)VC(NP);'''
	\|be, become		\|be, become
	\|VS(NP),VC(NP);		\|VS(NP)VC(NP);
	\|-		\|-
	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|3 (ditransitive)		\|3 (ditransitive)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP([x]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb		\|'''VS(NP)VC(NP)VC(PP([x]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|give		\|give
	\|VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP([to]));		\|VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP([to]));

imported>Admin at 12:16, 16 October 2009

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	'''Syntactic case marking''' can be associated to the arguments of syntactic relations, if necessary.		'''Syntactic case marking''' can be associated to the arguments of syntactic relations, if necessary.
	*VS(NP),VC(NP); (the verb has a specifier (NP) and a complement (NP), i.e., is a direct transitive verb (without syntactic case marking)		*VS(NP),VC(NP); (the verb has a specifier (NP) and a complement (NP), i.e., is a direct transitive verb (without syntactic case marking)
	*VS(NP,NOM),VC(NP,ACC); (the verb as a specifier (NP) that receives the nominative (NOM) case and a complement (NP) that receives the accusative (ACC) case		*VS(NP,NOM),VC(NP,ACC); (the verb has a specifier (NP) that receives the nominative (NOM) case and a complement (NP) that receives the accusative (ACC) case
	Syntactic case marking should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Syntactic case marking should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	*If the specifier of the verb always receives a nominative case, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always receives a nominative case, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames

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	\|'''NS([X]);''' where X = determiner required by the noun		\|'''NS([X]);''' where X = determiner required by the noun
	\|United States of America		\|United States of America
	\|NS([the]); ~~where X = determiner required by the noun~~		\|NS([the]);
	\|-		\|-
	\|Preposition		\|Preposition
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	\|'''VS(NP),VC(PP([X]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb		\|'''VS(NP),VC(PP([X]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|depend on		\|depend on
	\|VS(NP),VC(PP([on])); ~~where X = preposition required by the verb~~		\|VS(NP),VC(PP([on]));
	\|-		\|-
	\|Verb		\|Verb

imported>Admin at 12:13, 16 October 2009

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	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|2 (indirect transitive)		\|2 (indirect transitive)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(PP[X]);''' where X = preposition required by the verb		\|'''VS(NP),VC(PP([X]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|depend on		\|depend on
	\|VS(NP),VC(PP[on]); where X = preposition required by the verb		\|VS(NP),VC(PP([on])); where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|-		\|-
	\|Verb		\|Verb
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	\|Verb		\|Verb
	\|3 (ditransitive)		\|3 (ditransitive)
	\|'''VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP[x]);''' where X = preposition required by the verb		\|'''VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP([x]));''' where X = preposition required by the verb
	\|give		\|give
	\|VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP[to]);		\|VS(NP),VC(NP),VC(PP([to]));
	\|}		\|}

imported>Admin at 09:00, 18 September 2009

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	In the ~~UNL~~ framework, '''Subcategorization Frames''' are the number and types of syntactic arguments that co-occurs with the lemma in a sentence.		In the UNLarium framework, '''Subcategorization Frames''' are the number and types of syntactic arguments that co-occurs with the lemma in a sentence.

	== When to use subcategorization frames ==		== When to use subcategorization frames ==

imported>Admin at 09:00, 18 September 2009

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	*VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that assigns number (ANUM) and person (APER) to its head);		*VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that assigns number (ANUM) and person (APER) to its head);
	Agreement information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Agreement information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	*If the specifier of the verb always assigns number and person to its head this information should be ~~state~~ in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always assigns number and person to its head, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
	**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)
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	*VS(<NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that comes at the left of the head;		*VS(<NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that comes at the left of the head;
	Word ordering information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Word ordering information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	*If the specifier of the verb always comes at the left of its head this information should be ~~state~~ in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always comes at the left of its head, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
	**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(<NP); (every NP specifier of the verb comes at the left of its head)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(<NP); (every NP specifier of the verb comes at the left of its head)

imported>Admin at 08:59, 18 September 2009

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	*VS(<NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that comes at the left of the head;		*VS(<NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that comes at the left of the head;
	Word ordering information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Word ordering information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	*If the specifier of the verb always comes at the left this information should be state in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always comes at the left of its head this information should be state in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
	**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(<NP); (every NP specifier of the verb comes at the left of its head)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(<NP); (every NP specifier of the verb comes at the left of its head)

imported>Admin at 08:59, 18 September 2009

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	**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)
			'''Word ordering''' information can be associated to the arguments of syntactic relations, if necessary.
			*VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase and there is no information on the word ordering
			*VS(<NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that comes at the left of the head;
			Word ordering information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
			*If the specifier of the verb always comes at the left this information should be state in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
			**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
			**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(<NP); (every NP specifier of the verb comes at the left of its head)

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	*VS(NP),VC(NP); (the verb has a specifier (NP) and a complement (NP), i.e., is a direct transitive verb (without syntactic case marking)		*VS(NP),VC(NP); (the verb has a specifier (NP) and a complement (NP), i.e., is a direct transitive verb (without syntactic case marking)
	*VS(NP,NOM),VC(NP,ACC); (the verb as a specifier (NP) that receives the nominative (NOM) case and a complement (NP) that receives the accusative (ACC) case		*VS(NP,NOM),VC(NP,ACC); (the verb as a specifier (NP) that receives the nominative (NOM) case and a complement (NP) that receives the accusative (ACC) case
	;Syntactic case marking should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Syntactic case marking should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	:If the specifier of the verb always receives a nominative case, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always receives a nominative case, this information should be stated in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
	*Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	*Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,NOM); (every NP specifier of the verb receives the nominative (NOM) case)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,NOM); (every NP specifier of the verb receives the nominative (NOM) case)
	'''Agreement''' information can be associated to the arguments of syntactic relations, if necessary.		'''Agreement''' information can be associated to the arguments of syntactic relations, if necessary.
	*VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase and there is no information on agreement		*VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase and there is no information on agreement
	*VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that assigns number (ANUM) and person (APER) to its head);		*VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase (NP) that assigns number (ANUM) and person (APER) to its head);
	;Agreement information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)		Agreement information should be avoided if default (i.e., if already expressed in the language settings)
	:If the specifier of the verb always assigns number and person to its head this information should be state in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames		*If the specifier of the verb always assigns number and person to its head this information should be state in the [[language settings]] and not in individual subcategorization frames
	*Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)		**Subcategorization frame: VS(NP); (the specifier of the verb is a noun phrase)
	*Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)		**Language settings: VS(NP):=VS(NP,ANUM,APER); (every NP specifier of the verb assigns number and person to its head)