Draw a tree for the sentence next to your name

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Problem: Syntactic Trees

Draw a tree for the sentence next to your name. If your sentence is ambiguous, draw 2 trees and indicate which meaning goes with which tree.

My sentence: The student in the dorm left the assignment in the suite.

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