1. Sentence: "John reads books.

"

 Predicate: "reads"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "reads" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "John" (Agent - the one who performs
the action), "books" (Theme - the entity affected by
the action)

2. Sentence: "She sings beautifully."

 Predicate: "sings"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "sings" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "She" (Agent - the one performing the
action)

3. Sentence: "The cat chased the mouse."

 Predicate: "chased"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "chased" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "The cat" (Agent - the one performing
the action), "the mouse" (Patient - the entity affected
by the action)

4. Sentence: "They play soccer."

 Predicate: "play"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "play" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "They" (Agent - the ones performing the
action), "soccer" (Theme - the entity involved in the
action)
5. Sentence: "The dog barks loudly."

 Predicate: "barks"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "barks" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "The dog" (Agent - the one performing
the action)

6. Sentence: "She eats pizza."

 Predicate: "eats"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "eats" (Action performed by the subject)
o Argument: "She" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "pizza" (Theme - the entity affected by the
action)

7. Sentence: "I finished my homework."

 Predicate: "finished"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "finished" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "I" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "my homework" (Theme - the entity affected
by the action)

8. Sentence: "He runs fast."

 Predicate: "runs"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "runs" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "He" (Agent - the one performing the
action)

9. Sentence: "The teacher explains the lesson."

 Predicate: "explains"
  Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "explains" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "The teacher" (Agent - the one
performing the action), "the lesson" (Theme - the
entity affected by the action)

10. Sentence: "We bought a new car."

 Predicate: "bought"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "bought" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "We" (Agent - the ones performing the
action), "a new car" (Theme - the entity affected by
the action)

11. Sentence: "I saw the movie."

 Predicate: "saw"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "saw" (Action performed by the subject)
o Argument: "I" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "the movie" (Theme - the entity affected by
the action)

12. Sentence: "He fixes cars."

 Predicate: "fixes"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "fixes" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "He" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "cars" (Theme - the entity affected by the
action)

13. Sentence: "She laughs loudly."

 Predicate: "laughs"
  Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "laughs" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "She" (Agent - the one performing the
action)

14. Sentence: "They visited the museum."

 Predicate: "visited"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "visited" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "They" (Agent - the ones performing the
action), "the museum" (Location - where the action
occurs)

15. Sentence: "I opened the window."

 Predicate: "opened"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "opened" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "I" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "the window" (Theme - the entity affected by
the action)

16. Sentence: "The children are playing outside."

 Predicate: "are playing"

17. Sentence: "They built a house."

 Predicate: "built"
  Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "built" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "They" (Agent - the ones performing the
action), "a house" (Theme - the entity affected by the
action)

18. Sentence: "She closed the door."

 Predicate: "closed"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "closed" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "She" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "the door" (Theme - the entity affected by
the action)

19. Sentence: "The baby cried loudly."

 Predicate: "cried"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "cried" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "The baby" (Agent - the one performing
the action)

20. Sentence: "I cooked dinner."

 Predicate: "cooked"
 Semantic Roles:
o Predicator: "cooked" (Action performed by the
subject)
o Argument: "I" (Agent - the one performing the
action), "dinner" (Theme - the entity affected by the
action)