Colecciones De Libros

Next sentence: "Las colecciones de libros son un tesoro para cualquier amante de la lectura." So "colecciones" → colecciones, biblioteca, acumulación; "libros" → libros, volúmenes, tomos; "tesoro" → tesoro, riqueza, joya; "amante" → amante, lector, apasionado; "lectura" → lectura, lectura, lectura if there's no better synonym.

Wait, maybe the user wants each word to be replaced, but some words might not have synonyms, so maybe they should be left as is, but with the same word three times. But that's not likely. So perhaps prepositions like "de" can be replaced with similar words like "de", "sobre", "acerca de", but the context may not allow that. For example, "tipos de colecciones" could be "tipos sobre colecciones", which is incorrect. So maybe in this case, "de" cannot be replaced, and should stay as de? That might be the only option. Alternatively, perhaps the user made a mistake and prepositions shouldn't be replaced, but the task says "each word". Hmm. The user's example shows in the sample input and output that maybe prepositions are left as is, but maybe the user wants to keep the structure. Maybe I should proceed, but for prepositions like "de", "de", "en", "sobre", but in a way that makes sense in the sentence. colecciones de libros

Wait, in the original text, "colecciones raras" is a heading. Since it's part of the proper noun in the sense of a category title, but not a specific name, maybe we can replace "colecciones" but keep "raras". But the user said proper nouns stay, so maybe "colecciones raras" remains as is? Next sentence: "Las colecciones de libros son un

Also, the user said "proper nouns stay", so words like "ciencia ficción" are specific genres, so they stay. Words like "arte" are common nouns, so replace with synonyms. So perhaps prepositions like "de" can be replaced

This is going to take some time. Let me go step by step. I'll make sure to replace each word with three options, using Spanish synonyms. Also, need to avoid proper nouns like "La Pasión de la Lectura" and the title parts. Wait, the title is part of the text, so maybe "La Pasión de la Lectura" is not a proper noun. The user says "Don't touch proper nouns". Proper nouns like names of people, places, specific titles. But I need to check if "La Pasión de la Lectura" is a title of a book or article. Since it's part of the article, maybe it's a proper noun. Wait, the user wrote the example with "La Amor..." so maybe it's not considered a proper noun here. So maybe the user wants me to replace even words that are part of the title, just like in the example.

I need to be consistent with the replacements across the entire text. Also, check that the sentence structure remains grammatically correct after replacements. Some synonyms might need to adjust the following words if the part of speech changes, but since the user only wants words replaced, not restructured, I'll try to keep the same structure.

For each word, find three synonyms. For example: