This frame contains words referring to teaching and the participants in teaching. A Student comes to learn either about a Subject; a Skill; a Precept; or a Fact as a result of instruction by a Teacher. Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved. Dad taught me that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens. What Our Cat taught Me About Marketing! For two years she taught me French Mom and Dad taught me not to bullshit, because it always came back to bite me in the ass, without fail. A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet taught me how to yodel. Young Murdock later met a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who taught him how to use his augmented senses and trained him as a fighter. Maria, a woman studying to be a nun is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain Frame-Element relations: Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {Material, Teacher} (possibly also including Institution); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs. There is another core-set {Precept, Subject, Skill, Fact, Role} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE Qualification may occur with Subject and Role My sister is studying for a maths degree to be a teacher She's studying maths to be a teacher . Phrases expressing Qualification also very often include information about the Subject (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer. Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree. Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
This frame contains words referring to teaching and the participants in teaching. A Student comes to learn either about a Subject; a Skill; a Precept; or a Fact as a result of instruction by a Teacher. Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved. Dad taught me that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens. What Our Cat Taught Me About Marketing! For two years she taught me French Mom and Dad taught me not to bullshit, because it always came back to bite me in the ass, without fail. A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet taught me how to yodel. Young Murdock later met a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who taught him how to use his augmented senses and trained him as a fighter. Maria, a woman studying to be a nun is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain Frame-Element relations: Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {Material, Teacher} (possibly also including Institution); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs. There is another core-set {Precept, Subject, Skill, Fact, Role} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE Qualification may occur with Subject and Role My sister is studying for a maths degree to be a teacher She's studying maths to be a teacher . Phrases expressing Qualification also very often include information about the Subject (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer. Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree. Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
<def-root>This frame contains words referring to teaching and the participants in teaching. A <fen>Student</fen> comes to learn either about a <fen>Subject</fen>; a <fen>Skill</fen>; a <fen>Precept</fen>; or a <fen>Fact</fen> as a result of instruction by a <fen>Teacher</fen>. Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved. <ex><fex name="tea">Dad</fex> <t>taught</t> <fex name="">me</fex> <fex name="fac">that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens</fex>. </ex> <ex><fex name="fac">What</fex> <fex name="tea">Our Cat</fex> <t>Taught</t> <fex name="stu">Me</fex> <fex name="sub"> About Marketing</fex>!</ex> <ex>For two years <fex name="tea">she</fex> <t>taught</t> <fex name="stu">me</fex> <fex name="sub">French</fex></ex> <ex><fex name="tea">Mom and Dad</fex> <t>taught</t> <fex name="stu">me</fex> <fex name="pre">not to bullshit</fex>, because it always came back to bite me in the ass, without fail. </ex> <ex><fex name="tea">A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet</fex> <t>taught</t> <fex name="stu">me</fex> <fex name="ski">how to yodel</fex>.</ex> <ex>Young Murdock later met <fex name="tea">a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who</fex> taught him how to use his augmented senses and <t>trained</t> <fex name="stu">him</fex> <fex name="rol">as a fighter</fex>.</ex> <ex> Maria, <fex name="stu">a woman</fex> <t>studying</t> <fex name="rol">to be a nun</fex> is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain </ex> <ex></ex> Frame-Element relations: Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {<fen>Material</fen>, <fen>Teacher</fen>} (possibly also including <fen>Institution</fen>); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs. There is another core-set {<fen>Precept</fen>, <fen>Subject</fen>, <fen>Skill</fen>, <fen>Fact</fen>, <fen>Role</fen>} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE <fen>Qualification</fen> may occur with <fen>Subject</fen> and <fen>Role</fen> <ex>My sister is studying <fex name="Qualification">for a maths degree </fex> <fex name="Role"> to be a teacher </fex></ex> <ex>She's studying <fex name="Subject">maths</fex> <fex name="Role">to be a teacher </fex>.</ex> Phrases expressing <fen>Qualification</fen> also very often include information about the <fen>Subject</fen> (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer. <ex>Bill is <t>studying</t> <fex name="Qualification">for a BS in physics/a maths degree</fex>.</ex> <ex>Bill is <t>studying</t> for a BS in <fex name="Subject">physics</fex>/a <fex name="Subject">maths</fex> degree.</ex> </def-root>