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| entity causing action, "the cook has diced the carrots." |
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| entity benefiting, "The chapter has been written for Lindsay." |
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| expresses accompaniment, "I always go to the store with my dog." |
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| recipient of cognitive stimulus, "Freud feared his mother." |
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| end point of motion, "Ms. Marcos arrived at the store to buy shoes." |
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| tool used in carrying out a task, "Blake is walking with a cane." |
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| point in space, "Elvis lived at Graceland." |
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| entity affected by action, "George chopped down the cherry tree." |
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| reason for action, "The pauper washed dishes for his supper." |
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| entity receiving object, "Ivana will donate her diamonds to the Humane Society." |
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| origin of motion, "Whitney entered from the rear of the stage." |
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| point in time, "Father John left the church at noon." |
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| object in motion, "The Unabobmer threatened to send a package to LAX." |
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