Car Trialling
Description
Car trialling requires the following of carefully worded instructions. When setting a trial, the organiser places traps in the instructions to catch out the unwary.
Write a program to determine whether an instruction obeys the following rules, which are loosely based on real car trialling instructions. BOLD-TEXT indicates text as it appears in the instruction (case sensitive), 
separates options of which exactly one must be chosen, and .. expands, so A..D is equivalent to A B C D .
instruction = navigational time-keeping navigational AND time-keeping
navigational = directional navigational AND THEN directional
directional = how direction how direction where
how = GO GO when KEEP
direction = RIGHT LEFT
when = FIRST SECOND THIRD
where = AT sign
sign = "signwords"
signwords = s-word signwords s-word
s-word = letter s-word letter
letter = A..Z .
time-keeping = record change
record = RECORD TIME
change = cas TO nnn KMH
cas = CHANGE AVERAGE SPEED CAS
nnn = digit nnn digit
digit = 0..9 Note that s-word and nnn are sequences of letters and digits respectively, with no intervening spaces. There will be one or more spaces between items except before a period (.), after the opening speech marks or before the closing speech marks.
Input
Each input line will consist of not more than 75 characters. The input will be terminated by a line consisting of a single #.
Output
The output will consist of a series of sequentially numbered lines, either containing the valid instruction, or the text Trap! if the line did not obey the rules. The line number will be right justified in a field of 3 characters, followed by a full-stop, a single space, and the instruction, with sequences of more than one space reduced to single spaces.
Samples