But what about the one in the second sentence? I guess it means something like the stage performance of Beyonce was super great. Given this interpretation I could build an AMR.
So if we miss a predicate should we describe the meaning with other structure as good as possible (possibly using other dictionary definitions)? Or does AMR have a different approach to this problem?
I found this sense of "own" in Cambridge dictionary which is not in PropBank:
Last time we played them, we owned them!
Beyoncé owned that stage tonight!
I can think of describe the first sentence as
But what about the one in the second sentence? I guess it means something like the stage performance of Beyonce was super great. Given this interpretation I could build an AMR.
So if we miss a predicate should we describe the meaning with other structure as good as possible (possibly using other dictionary definitions)? Or does AMR have a different approach to this problem?