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Take_place_of [change]

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A New filler occupies a Role or serves a Function after the Old filler ceases to occupy the position. In many cases, the Role or Function is implicit.


Gas can substitute entirely|deg for petrol.
Sometime in the 1880s gas replaced oil for manufacturing fuel|fun.
Twelve years later|tim, oil replaced coal as the energy of choice|rol.
Honey can replace sugar in this recipe.

Properties

ID
#1171
Entry
frm_take_place_of
Namespace
Eventive.Change
FrameNet version
Take_place_of (fn_1.7_2023)
Domains
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Types
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Ontological type
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English name
Take_place_of

Core Frame Elements (4)

Core Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Function
The (generally desirable) state of affairs that the New and Old entities are involved in bringing about.

Oil and gas replaced coal in heating homes, in industry, and in transportation|fun.
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New
The new filler of the Role that was previously occupied by the Old filler.


The traditional thatched roof has often been replaced by corrugated galvanized iron.

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Old
The entity that occupied the Role or served the Function before the New filler.

The electron was discovered and electricity replaced gas lamps.
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Role
The category that the New and Old entities fit into as a result of the Function they serve.

What gas replaced Hydrogen as a safer medium for use in balloons|rol on account it does not burn?
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FE Core Set(s) and Excludes

Excludes
Function Role

Peripheral Frame Elements (5)

Peripheral Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Degree
A Degree of replacement is generally only possible when New entities replace Old entities in multiple contexts.

In the case of Cyprus, all of the former non-flying terrestrial species were exterminated, and have been entirely|deg replaced by species introduced deliberately or accidentally by man.
category
degree
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Duration
The amount of time that the New entity is in the Role.
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Manner
Any description of the event which is not covered by more specific FEs, including epistemic modification secondary effects (quietly, loudly), and general descriptions comparing events (the same way). The rapidity of replacement is also indicated as Manner.

On land the angiosperms rapidly|man replaced the gymnosperms as the dominant plants
category
manner
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Means
An event or situation that directly caused by the New entity, allowing it to displace the Oldentity and fill its Role.

Honey substitutes for syrup in this recipe by making up the sugar component .
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Time
The time at which the New takes up the Role previously occupied by the Old.


When electricity replaced oil in the early 1930's|tim, the steady beam was replaced by a flashing light.
category
time
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Extra-thematic Frame Elements (2)

Extra-thematic Frame Elements
Frame element Definition Semantic type Constraint
Explanation
The Explanation denotes a proposition from which the main clause (headed by the target) logically follows.
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Textual_location
The domain in which the New and Old entities function.

Machines have replacedmen
in the work force
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Frame-Frame Relations (2)

Causative

Causative relations
Has as causative
Replacing
FE-FE

Inheritance

Inheritance relations
Inherits from
Function
FE-FE

Lexical Units (7)

Lexical units of this frame
LU Type Definition
do duty.v โ€” COD: serve or act as a substitute for
replace.v โ€” COD: take the place of.
replacement.n โ€” FN: taking the place of.
substitute.v โ€” FN: serve in place of
succeed.v โ€” COD: take over an office, title, etc. from (someone). This LU emaphasizes the time aspect of the Take_place_of acion.
succession.n โ€” FN: the action or process by which an entity or state of affairs replaces another.
take place.v โ€” COD: replace
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