Unsharpened Factoids
A person may have a cellphone.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det cellphone.n〉]
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Logical form
[〈det (plur person.n)〉 have.v 〈det (plur cellphone.n)〉]
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A person may have a (cellphone number).
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det (nn cellphone.n number.n)〉]
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Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 get.v 〈det cellphone.n〉]
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The world may have a (cellphone maker).
Logical form
[〈the-local world.n〉 have.v 〈det (nn cellphone.n maker.n)〉]
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A person may have a (cellphone camera).
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det (nn cellphone.n camera.n)〉]
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A person may lose a cellphone.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 lose.v 〈det cellphone.n〉]
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A person may have a (cellphone bill).
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det (nn cellphone.n bill.n)〉]
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Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 use.v 〈det cellphone.n〉]
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A cellphone may undergo a use.
Logical form
[〈det cellphone.n〉 undergo.v 〈det use.n〉]
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A person may leave a cellphone.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 leave.v 〈the cellphone.n〉]
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A person may call a cellphone.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 call.v 〈det cellphone.n〉]
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A male may take_out a cellphone.
Logical form
[〈det male.n〉 take_out.v 〈the cellphone.n〉]
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A debate can be over (cellphone use).
Logical form
[〈the debate.n〉 over.p (k (nn cellphone.n use.n))]
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Sharpened Factoids
Many persons possess a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(some e:
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x possess.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally get a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x get.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally lose a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x lose.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many cellphones occasionally ring.
Logical form
(many x: [x cellphone.n]
(occasional e [[x ring.v] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally use a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x use.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally leave a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x leave.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally call a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x call.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some males take out a cellphone.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x male.n]
(some e:
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x take-out.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally want a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x want.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some persons pull out a cellphone.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x person.n]
(some e:
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x pull-out.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally buy a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x buy.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many males occasionally call a cellphone.
Logical form
(many x: [x male.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y cellphone.n]
[[x call.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many cellphones occasionally go off.
Logical form
(many x: [x cellphone.n]
(occasional e [[x go-off.v] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some cellphones are colored.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x cellphone.n]
(some e: [[x | e] enduring]
[[x colored.a] ** e]))Sharpened from
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Many or some cellphones work at some time.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x cellphone.n]
(some e: [[x work.v] ** e]))Sharpened from
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