| Name | Ditransitive Construction (Obj: INF) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Semantic function of cxn | ÆFFECTOR makes RECIPIENT receive ÆFFECTED. (i.e. ÆFFECTOR causes or enables the RECIPIENT to carry out ÆFFECTED-ACTION.) | |||
| Slots | Slot 1: argument | Slot 2: predicate | Slot 3: argument | Slot 4: argument |
| Semantic role of slots | ÆFFECTOR | RECIPIENT | ÆFFECTED-ACTION | |
Syntactic function |
potential subject | unit in predicate | unit in predicate | |
| CASA | potential subject | Obj | Obj | |
| traditional | potential subject | indirect object | direct object | |
| Syntactic form | NP | V | NP | INF |
| Example | She let him come to the meeting. | Collo-profile | ||
| Sources for collo-profile | Valency Dictionary of English, Patternbank | |||
| Cxn with same formal pattern |
Attribute Construction (Attr: to-INF)
(She pronounced him to be the winner.)
Resultative Construction (Attr: to-INF) (They appointed her to run the campaign.) |
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| General cxn-type | Active-3-Argument-Structure Construction | |||
| Construction family | Ditransitive Constructions | |||
| Annotators/Date | TRH/03/21F-E | |||