Problem 3: Context Free Parses Using the grammar rules listed in Section 12.3, draw parse trees for the following sentences. Don't worry about agreement, tense, or aspect. Give only a single parse for each sentence, but clearly indicate if the sentences are syntactically ambiguous, and why. If you must add a rule to complete a parse, clearly indicate what rule you have added. Ignore punctuation. (a) Wild deer kills man with rifle. (b) The horse the dog raced past the barn fell. (C) I wish running to catch the bus wasn't an everyday occurrence, but it is. (d) Ben and Alyssa went to the grocery store hoping to buy groceries for dinner. Problem 3: Context Free Parses Using the grammar rules listed in Section 12.3, draw parse trees for the following sentences. Don't worry about agreement, tense, or aspect. Give only a single parse for each sentence, but clearly indicate if the sentences are syntactically ambiguous, and why. If you must add a rule to complete a parse, clearly indicate what rule you have added. Ignore punctuation. (a) Wild deer kills man with rifle. (b) The horse the dog raced past the barn fell. (C) I wish running to catch the bus wasn't an everyday occurrence, but it is. (d) Ben and Alyssa went to the grocery store hoping to buy groceries for dinner