Like other pro-drop languages, Hungarian allows free occurrence of implicit arguments. Groefsema's semantic/pragmatic account of verb patterning captures only some of the implicit argument occurrences in Hungarian. For example, in Hungarian an argument can also be left implicit if extending its immediate context leads to a relevant interpretation. It is concluded that Hungarian verbs do not vary as to whether they can occur with implicit arguments, but they vary as to in what manner or in what context they can occur with them.