A semantic role which refers to nouns which take the role of the ‘initiator’ of some action

A semantic role which refers to nouns undergoing the effect of some action

A semantic role which refers to nouns undergoing spatial or conditional changes

Veronica lied about her age. What semantic role does the noun Veronica assume?

The package was delivered at my front door. What semantic role does the noun package assume?

The package was delivered at my front door. What semantic role does my front door assume?

A semantic role which refers to nouns who possess the capacity to receive something

The secretary furnished the president a copy of the document. What semantic role does the president assume?

A semantic role which refers to nouns who or that gets advantage, gain, or some sense of satisfaction from an entity

A semantic role which refers to entities that are used as tools by which an action is performed

Tourists reach the island on board a small boat. What semantic role does a small boat assume?

The loggers brought axes to cut trees. What semantic role does axes assume?

The typhoon flooded and destroyed the crops. What semantic role does the typhoon assume?

A semantic role which refers to non-sentient entities that cause an action to happen

A semantic role which refers to entities who are active participants or directly affected or have personally encountered an action

Alex was happy to see his mother after a long time. What semantic role does Alex assume?

Alex was happy to see his mother after a long time. What semantic role does mother assume?

Hansel and Gretel wandered into the dark forest until they reached a house covered in sweet treats. What semantic role does the dark forest assume?

Hansel and Gretel smelt freshly baked cookies coming out from the chimney of the ginger bread house. What semantic role does the chimney of the ginger bread house assume?