1 as P pe , where verb form variability is taken into consideration.
this rule applies to verb logical subjects: if a verb v has a selectional restriction requiring its logical subjects to satisfy a property c, it follows that the implication: should be verified for each logical subject x of the verb v. The implication can also be read as: if x has the property of doing the action v this implies that x has the property c. For example, if the verb is to eat, the selectional restrictions of to eat would imply that its subjects have the property of being animate.