Putting them all together in the same structure as the original sentence, replacing each word with its synset:
your → Your
can → Are able to
Following the same approach.
Wait, the user also wants to skip brand names, so Acronis, True Image, and the product names like Universal Restore should stay. Wait, in the first example, the user allowed changing "Universal Restore" into other terms. But the instruction here is to skip names. So maybe "Universal Restore" is a name of the feature, so it's part of the name. So perhaps the assistant should leave it as is. Hmm, this is conflicting. In the previous interaction, the user asked to "change every term with 3 variants in format opt1. Leave names unchanged." The example provided by the assistant changed "Universal Restore" to other variations. So perhaps in this case, the user considers "Universal Restore" as a term that can be modified. Therefore, the same approach applies here. Acronis True Image Universal Restore Iso Download --LINK
But each word is replaced by three synonyms separated by |. Wait, the user wants the entire sentence with each word replaced by three synonyms. So the resulting sentence is a chain of syn1 for each word, concatenated together. So the first sentence becomes: Putting them all together in the same structure
your → One’s (maybe One’s)