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1. (12.5 points) Given the simple English CFG G, construct a chart parse for the garden path sentence: complicit administrator resigns to improve 3 S NP VP NP - N Adj NP | VP ? VI VP Inf Inf To V Adj - complicit ? administrator V - improve | resign:s To?to Garden path sentences take their name from the expression "up the garden path," meaning to go in the wrong direction. A garden path sentence changes direction, and the final meaning differs from what one would assume, given how it started. If you do a search on garden path sentences you will find several examples, such as "the man whistling tunes pianos," and "the old man the boat." The garden path meaning of this sentence is an administrator relinquishing his post because he was involved with wrongdoing. The meaning of the complete sentence is that the guilty administrator accepts he will need to do better in the future. The "Inf" non-terminal in the grammar represents a verb phrase that includes the infinitive form of a verb (the infinitive form of a verb is the uninflected verb preceded by the word "to"). Two examples of a verb phrase that includes an infinitive are are want to succeed and doomed to wander. 1. (12.5 points) Given the simple English CFG G, construct a chart parse for the garden path sentence: complicit administrator resigns to improve 3 S NP VP NP - N Adj NP | VP ? VI VP Inf Inf To V Adj - complicit ? administrator V - improve | resign:s To?to Garden path sentences take their name from the expression "up the garden path," meaning to go in the wrong direction. A garden path sentence changes direction, and the final meaning differs from what one would assume, given how it started. If you do a search on garden path sentences you will find several examples, such as "the man whistling tunes pianos," and "the old man the boat." The garden path meaning of this sentence is an administrator relinquishing his post because he was involved with wrongdoing. The meaning of the complete sentence is that the guilty administrator accepts he will need to do better in the future. The "Inf" non-terminal in the grammar represents a verb phrase that includes the infinitive form of a verb (the infinitive form of a verb is the uninflected verb preceded by the word "to"). Two examples of a verb phrase that includes an infinitive are are want to succeed and doomed to wander