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- - - - Class of predicates
        
        Such predicates as to believe (that) possess two semantic features[ +Imcompatibility of countries]
    - - The Russian conjunctions qto (that) and (Kak) as obey the semantic distribution rule.
        
        qTO is used after verbs with the semantic component "know/believe"
    - - Semantic invariant revealed
        
        Predicates capable of introducing an indirect question or its equivalent
  - - - Drew the notion of semantic feature aside, to a secondary and a more modest position.
- - - - A grammatical construction in which a noun or pronoun possesses another noun
      - Indicating the possession relationship
      - For example:
  - - - Using "no" with direct genitive verbs:
      - In some situations, the word "no" is used directly with the genitive verb to express negation. For example:
      - "She has no patience."
        "I have no knowledge on that subject."
      - Denial of possession with action verbs:
      - When denying possession or belonging using genitive verbs, it is common to use the negation directly on the verb
- - - - vocabulary presented in a machine-readable form and various domains
        
        Domains
        
        syntactic features
        
        semantic features
        
        [+Speech act verb], [+Performative verb], [+Verb of motion],[+Kinship term], [+Part of the body], [+Person ], [+ Parameter etc.
        
        morphology
        
        prosody and referential features
    - - For each lexeme or semantic characteristic, all documents that contain lexicographic information are mentioned (it is similar to bibliographies).
      - The vocabulary consists of 12,500 words
- - - - Disambiguation of a lexical homonymous predicate word
        
        Characteristics
        
        categorial feature of an argument may help in choosing the right lexical meaning of the predicate
      - Disambiguation of a lexically hononymous noun
        
        Characteristics
        
        features of the predicate
      - Revealing predicate-argument relations in parsing algorithms
        
        Characteristics
        
        categorial features of the argument should agreenwith the transitive feature predicted for this argument by the predicate.
      - Combinability of verbs with adverbials designating time, place, reason, purpose, instrument etc
      - Semantic features may be useful in the procedure of revealing anaphoric relations in the text
- - - - it is considered a basis for semantic agreement.
        
        examples: pretty girl vs.pretty man, a year ago vs a house ago
      - It explains deviant and metaphorical readings
        
        examples: as in a grief ago, before the wall etc.