Amalgamation : mix-22.1












[1 : Something ----s ]
[2 : Somebody ----s ]



NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2) VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Whole) V () NP (Part_1) PP[with] (Part_2)
NP (Parts) V () AVP (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Depictive) PP[of] (Depictive) VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2)
NP (Parts) V () AVP (Parts) VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Place) VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () VPto (Result)
NP (Parts) V () VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Manner) Sinterrog (Place) PP[into] (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2) AVP (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2) PP[at] (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () PP[with] (Part_2) PP[along] (Place) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () AVP (Manner) PP[with] (Part_2) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () AVP (Manner) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Place) NP (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () NP (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () AVP (Manner) AVP (Result) VPto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Manner) INI (Whole)
NP (Part_1) V () 2nd (Part_2) PP[into] (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Place) PP[at] (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[on] (Time) PP[in] (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () AVP (Manner) PP[after] (Time) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () Sforto (Result) INI (Whole)
NP (Parts) V () PP[in] (Place) PP[as] (Time)
NP (Agent) V () NP (Patient)
NP (Agent) V () NP (Patient) NP () together ()
NP (Patient) V () V () together ()
NP (Patient) V () ADVP-Middle ()
NP (Agent) V () NP (Patient) together ()
NP (Patient) V () NP (Parts) V () INI (Whole)
NP (Patient) V () ADVP-Middle[with,into,to] (Co-Patient) PP ()
NP (Patient) V () PP.co-patient[with,into,to] (Co-Patient)
NP (Patient) V () V () ADVP-Middle () together ()
NP (Agent) V () NP (Patient) PP.co-patient[with,into,to] (Co-Patient)
NP (Patient) V () PP.patient[with,into,to] (Co-Patient)
NP (Patient) V () together ()


Examples from WordNet


The two streets connect to become a highway
The travelers linked up again at the airport
Our paths joined



Examples from VerbNet


The computer connected well to the network.
The eggs and the cream mixed together.
Herman connected the computers together.
Our computers connected together.
These computers connected well together.
The eggs and cream mixed well together.
My computer connected to his computer.
Herman mixed the eggs and the cream together.
Our computers connected.
The eggs mixed well with cream.
Herman mixed the eggs with the cream.
The eggs mixed well.
These computers connected well.
Herman added a computer to the network.
The eggs and the cream mixed.
Herman mixed the eggs.
The eggs mixed with the cream.
Herman connected the computers.



Examples from SemCor


The argument against this last approach is comparable_to that which rejects stories about hoop_snakes, about snakes that break themselves into many pieces and join up again, or even of ghosts that chase people out of graveyards; the mere piling_up of testimony does not prove, to the scientific mind, the existence of hoop_snakes, joint_snakes, or ghosts.
On the east_side of the island of Manhattan the indifferent hawk knew the East_River that connected New_York_Bay with Long_Island_Sound.
Below these particulars was a series of alpha beta gammas connected by arrows and crosses which denoted the lineage of the breed.
The lines connecting the wedge-shaped dogs represent the locking bars at right_angles to the tappet bars.
But it was something to have seen it floating down through the early morning sunshine, linking the_blue of the sky with the_blue of the asters by the lake.