1. Split the entire text into individual words, keeping track of the quotes. 2. For each word, determine if it's a name (to keep unchanged) or a regular word (to replace with options). 3. Generate three plausible synonyms or variants
In the section about "The Art of Candid Photography", "Candid photography" would be replaced again. Then "requires a keen eye and a deep understanding of the subjects." Replace "requires" → demands, "keen" → attentive, etc. -Candid-HD- Scooters- Sunflowers and Nudists HD
I need to go through each sentence segment and apply three alternatives, making sure the Spintax is correctly formatted with | separators and the whole thing in .... Also, the output should only be the text with the Spintax, no extra explanations. For each word, determine if it's a name
Here, the quoted phrase contains hyphens and spaces. The instruction says to leave names unchanged. So if "Candid-HD", "Scooters", "Sunflowers", "Nudists", and "HD" are considered names, they remain as is. However, in the example, the assistant might replace each segment with three options. For instance, "Candid-HD-" might be replaced with Candid, treating the hyphen as a separator. Alternatively, maybe each word in the quote is split into individual components and replaced with three options. This is a bit ambiguous. Then "requires a keen eye and a deep