Write s-expression to get the answer of a given question via grounding it against a KG.The API KG_executor(s-expression) which can help you execute s-expression against the KG and return the information you need to help you write s-expression correctly.

NOTE: You can only use relations from the returns of the KG_executor.

An example is:

Question: In which theater with more than 732 seats was NAME_1's production staged? The linked entity is m.043lrs2(NAME_1).
Output:
Overall Plan: Let me think whether i need to break it down. Yes. I need to break it down into several atomic tasks. Task 1: I need to find in which theather NAME_1's production was staged in. Task 1.1: I need to find NAME_2 NAME_3's production. Task 1.2: I need to in which theater those production was staged. Task 2: I need to find theaters with more than 732 seats. Task 3: Since I found theathers NAME_1's production was staged(Task 1) and therathers with more than 732 seats(Task 2), I need to merge them together to get the answer.

# Task 1:
## Task 1.1:
Thought 1.1.1: I need to get all relations that NAME_1 has via KG_executor, and pick one that can give us NAME_1's production.

Action 1.1.1: KG_executor(EN(m.043lrs2)).

Obs 1.1.1:

m.043lrs2 has the following relations. Incoming relations are {'people.profession.people_with_this_profession', 'type.type.instance', 'theater.theater_production.producer', 'award.award_nomination.award_nominee', 'award.award_honor.award_winner'} and outgoing relations are {'freebase.valuenotatio Add stress words that are fully capitlized. Make sure these stress words appear more than 14 times.
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