Argument-Oblique Alternation U

‘Mother hugged her little child.’

‘Ken ate the rice.’

‘Ken looked at Mari./Ken saw Mari.’

‘The teacher looked at the pictures. / The teacher saw the pictures.’

‘The man saw the bear.’

‘The bear sniffed the boy.’

‘The child feared the bear.’

‘The bear frightened the child.’

‘The child liked the toy.’

‘The boy knows the girl.’

‘The girl thought about that matter.’

‘The man searched for the woman.’

‘Ken washed the plates.’

‘The mother dressed her daughter.’

‘The man shaved his beard.’

‘I helped the child.’

‘The children followed the adults.’

‘Ken met Mari.’

‘Ken talked to Mari about that matter.’

‘Ken talked on that matter.’

‘Ken asked Mari for her help.’

‘The woman shouted (something) at the child.’

‘Ken told Mari the truth.’

‘Ken said "Yes." to Mari.’

‘Ken called that child Mari.’

‘The men build the house (out of wood).’

‘Mary broke the vase.’

‘Ken broke the window (with a hammer).’

‘The boy killed the mosquitos (with the insecticide).’

‘The child beat the snake (with a stick).’

‘The boy hit the wall (with a stick).’

‘The boy touched the frog.’

‘Mother cut the bread (with a knife).’

‘The man took money from the friend.’

‘The child tore the page from the book.’

‘Mari peeled the skin off the apple.’

‘Mari peeled the apple.’

‘The child hid the book.’

‘Mari showed pictures to the teacher.’

‘Ken showed pictures to the teacher.’

‘The parents gave the child the book.’

‘Ken sent Mari the letter.’

‘Ken carried the boxes to the market.’

‘The man tied a horse to the tree (with a rope).’

‘I put the cup on the table.’

‘Ken poured water into the glass.’

‘Ken covered the baby with a cloth.’

‘Ken filled water into the cup.’

‘Ken loaded hay onto the truck.’

‘Mari blinked.’

‘The old man coughed.’

‘The man climbed the tree.’

‘The horse runs.’

‘The horse is running.’

‘The children sat on the floor.’

‘The children sat down on the bench.’

‘The boy jumped.’

‘The girl sang (a song).’

‘Mari sings a song.’

‘The woman went to the market.’

‘The boy left the village.’

‘The friend lives in Tokyo.’

‘Mari laughed.’

‘The man screamed.’

‘I had a pain on my stomach.’

‘Ken felt cold.’

‘The insects died.’

‘The child is playing.’

‘The girl was sad.’

‘The baby is hungry.’

‘The ball rolled.’

‘The ball is rolling.’

‘The boat sank.’

‘The house is burning.’

‘The ground is dry.’

‘It rained.’

‘That man is a hunter.’

‘The woman ground the wheat.’

‘Mari wiped dirt off the table.’

‘The woman is digging for potatoes.’

‘The boy pushed the girl.’

‘The girl brought flowers to me.’

‘The thief stole money from the old man.’

‘The teacher taught the students math.’

‘The boy heard the bear's voice.’

‘Mari cooked the fish (for her child).’

‘The water boiled.’

‘The boy threw the ball to the window.’