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Please convert the CFG below to CNF.
S -> NP VP
NP -> 'I' | 'Texas' | 'South Padre' | 'hotel' | 'beach' | 'view' | 'sunrise' | 'vacation' | 'boat' | 'water' | 'trip' | 'waves' | 'speed'
VP -> 'want' 'to' V | 'like' NP | 'Go' 'to' NP | 'Get' 'a' NP | 'On' 'the' NP | 'Love' 'the' NP | 'Book' 'a' NP | 'Need' 'this' NP | 'Prefer' 'the' NP | 'enjoy' NP
V -> 'travel' | 'swim' | 'be'
The CFG generates the following sentences:
- I want to travel
- I like Texas
- I want to swim
- Go to South Padre
- Get a hotel
- On the beach
- I want a view
- Love the sunrise
- A nice vacation
- Book a boat
- I love water
- Need this trip
- Waves are high
- Prefer the boat
- I enjoy speed
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