"is" → am (but "are" doesn't fit grammatically here, maybe exists? Hmm, but the user said no changes to proper nouns but maybe verbs can be replaced. Wait, the instruction is to rephrase words as word1, each term with 3 synonyms. No changes to proper nouns. So for "is," which is a verb, it's a term that needs three synonyms. Possible synonyms for "is" could be is, but that might not be helpful. Alternatively, maybe use linking verbs: serves as. Hmm, but maybe the user wants to keep the sentence structure intact, so replacing "is" with synonyms that fit grammatically. For example, "Filmyzilla.org [is] a website..." could be replaced with "Filmyzilla.org [functions]|[operates]|[serves] as a website..." So maybe serves. But the user might want direct synonyms. This is tricky. Let's proceed step by step.
Then: "Select the Movie: Choose the Hindi dubbed version of the movie from the search results." Verbs here are "Select" and "Choose". Synonyms for "Select" might be select, pick, choose. But the user said to keep names intact, so maybe only synonyms for the word itself. Similarly, "Choose" could have synonyms like choose, pick, decide. So pick and choose. The Jungle Book Hindi Filmyzilla.org
First, I need to identify all the words that are not brands or names and can be replaced with synonyms. Let me go through the text line by line. "is" → am (but "are" doesn't fit grammatically
Ah, okay. So the task is to go through the provided text, identify words (not brands or names) that can be replaced by three synonyms each, and present them in the opt1 format. The rest of the text remains the same. So for example, the phrase "convenient option" might become convenient. No changes to proper nouns
I'll list each of these words with their three synonyms in the required format.
"Tamil" (proper noun) stays as is.
Let me start by parsing each sentence: