1. (12.5 points). Use CFG G below to construct a chart parse of the garden path sentence: failing hard drives growth 0 1 2 3 4 G { S NP VP NP N | Prcp Adj N | Prcp Adv | AttrNP AttrNP NP N VP V | V NP N drives | growth V drives Adv hard Adj hard Prcp failing } A "garden path sentence" is one where the reader has to re-evaluate the meaning part way through. You can find examples on the web, such as The man whistling tunes pianos and The old man the boat. Prcp represents a participle, a word whose function in a sentence is part adjective and part verb. The present participle of the verb to fail is failing, as in failing policy. A participle plus an adverb can function as a noun in a sentence, as in failing quickly is an option. AttrNP represents an attributive noun phrase, in which one noun phrase modifies another. The likely meaning of the sentence is that failure can lead to personal growth. There are at least 3 garden path meanings: failing hard drives hard is an adjective, and the meaning is that some hard drives have problems. failing hard drives hard is an adverb, and conceivably the phrase could be part of a sentence about drives that do not fail gracefully failing hard drives growth Conceivably, the phrase could be part of a sentence about a problem in the tech industry, such as failing hard drives growth worries Samsung, where hard could be either an adjective or an adverb.