Use of "have-06" (light verb usage)

[mgeorgescu]

For expressions like:

• have an accident
• have a hotdog/food/tea
• have consequences
• have a trip There are precedents that use have-06 as there is no better frame listed.

have.06 - "light verb usage"

ARG0: true subject
ARG1: true predicate 

Ok to keep it or should we map the above expressions to "have-00"? In situation where it can be dropped, it's dropped:

• have shower > shower-01
• have a vacation > vacation-01 Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you.

[mgeorgescu]

Decision: stick to have-06 so that we can come back to it later with better frames.

[uhermjakob]

To elaborate on our AMR phone meeting decision:

• If there is a good replacement verb, use it. Examples: have a hotdog -> eat-01 hotdog; have tea -> drink-01 tea; have a cigaratte -> smoke-02 cigarette; have a trip -> travel-01
• If it's not too much of a stretch to use have-03, use have-03. Example: have-03 time
• For other true support verbs such as to have an accident, we expect to eventually use additional nominal frames, e.g. for accident. In those cases, we will use have-06 for the time being.