In Slides 11 I gave the following grammar of English, and then I updated the
grammar with the last rule in bold below to fix one way that the grammar
undergenerated.

Lexicon
• D: the, a, one
• N: dog, cat, fish, bird, rock, tree
• V: saw, ate, swam, climbed, resembles
• C: and, or

A mini-grammar for this English.
(determiners) (nouns) (verbs) (connectives)
1. VT ={D, N, V, C}
2. Vn ={S, S′, NP, VP}
3. S
4. R =
S → S′
S → S′ C S′
S′ →NP VP
V P → V NP
NP →D N
NP → NP C NP
First, provide a derivation for the sentence
"The cat climbed the tree and the cat resembles the rock".

Now, note that the grammar does not generate the following sentence:
“The cat climbed the tree and resembles the rock.”

This means that the grammar is broken. In a few sentences tell me whether this
sentence shows the grammar overgenerates or undergenerates. You must explain
your answer using the definition of undergenerate / overgenerate

This is for a college 100 level linguistics course