assert
assert.01 - stand one's ground, speak up for oneself
ASSERT-V NOTES: Included in verbnet classes reflexive-appearance-48.1.2. (from assert.01-v)Aliases:
assert (v.)
assertive (j.)
assertive (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: asserter
ARG1-REC: self
ARG1-REC: self
reflexive
WivesARG0
are assertingrel
themselvesARG1
more stronglyARGM-MNR
.assert.02 - manner of utterance, say, claim
ASSERT-V NOTES: Included in verbnet classes conjecture-29.5-2 and reflexive-appearance-48.1.2. Refer to 'say' for examples of other usages. (from assert.02-v)ASSERTION-N NOTES: Based on verb entries assert.02 and assert.03; corresponds to VN class conjecture-29.5-2. (from assertion.01-n)
No examples of arg3 found. (from assertion.01-n)
Aliases:
assertion (n.)
assert (v.)
assert (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: speaker, asserter
ARG1-PPT: utterance, claim
ARG2-GOL: listener
ARG3-PRD: predication, arg1 is claimed to be what?
ARG1-PPT: utterance, claim
ARG2-GOL: listener
ARG3-PRD: predication, arg1 is claimed to be what?
transitive, normal order
Still another boyARG0
assertedrel
: to be a good Jew is to do no wrong ; it 's to be a good personARG1
.Args 0, 1, 2
However , it was
hisARG0
assertionrel
to the pressARG2
that the job of president was easy -- he merely executed laws that Congress passedARG1
-- that revealed his political viewpoint .assert.03 - claim
ASSERT-V NOTES: Included in verbnet classes conjecture-29.5-2 and reflexive-appearance-48.1.2. (from assert.03-v)Aliases:
assert (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: speaker, asserter
ARG1-PPT: utterance, claim
ARG2-GOL: listener
ARG3-PRD: predication, arg1 is claimed to be what?
ARG1-PPT: utterance, claim
ARG2-GOL: listener
ARG3-PRD: predication, arg1 is claimed to be what?
simple transitive
The PresidentARG0
assertedrel
a power of excisionARG1
.with secondary predication
The authorARG0
had assertedrel
several pointsARG1
about Mr. HubbardARG3
.