We yeah. So , the syntax trees are very simple. It 's like most of the sentences in one tree ,
Mm - hmm.
and instead of , you know , breaking down to , like , small units and building back up , they basically took the sentences , and basically cut them in half , or you know , into thirds or something like that , and made trees out of those. And so uh , uh Tilman wrote a little tool that you could take LISP notation and generate an XML , uh , tree. Uh , S what do ca structure from the  from the LISP. And so basically you just say , you know , " noun goes to " , you know , Er , nah , I don't re I 've never been good at those. So there 's like the VP goes to N and those things in LISP , and it will generate for you.
OK. N , N , V yeah , OK. Alright.