Converted example (from user's sample output):
For each word in the text, we need to find three synonyms. So let's take each word and process. The Essential Guide To Architecture And Interior Designing
Also, need to skip proper nouns. For example, "Architecture" is capitalized, but in the original text, "Architecture" is part of the title "Key Elements of Architecture". Since it's the name of a field, it's a proper noun. Wait, but in the context of the text, it's used as a common noun. Hmm. The user says to skip proper nouns, so maybe if "Architecture" is capitalized and a proper noun, we skip it. But in the example, they replaced it with structure. So in the example, they replaced "Architecture" with synonyms. So perhaps "Architecture" is treated as a common noun here. Maybe the user wants all nouns to be replaced except proper nouns, but if the field name is considered a proper noun, then skip. However, in the example, the user replaced "Architecture" with structure. So maybe in the context of the text, even though "Architecture" is the name of a field, it's treated as a common noun here and needs to be replaced. Therefore, we need to replace all common nouns, including "Architecture", unless it's a proper noun in another context. Converted example (from user's sample output): For each
But this is a problem. How to handle articles and prepositions? For example, the word "the" might need to be replaced with synonyms that are not grammatically correct. However, given the user's instructions, we have to proceed. Perhaps the user wants to generate three options for each word, even if it's an article. So for "the", possible synonyms might be "a, that, this," but only if the context allows. However, in many sentences, replacing "the" with another article might not make sense. For example, in "the creation", replacing "the" with "a" would change the meaning from a specific creation to an indefinite one. For example, "Architecture" is capitalized, but in the
So let's take each word:
I should also check for repeated words and ensure that their synonyms don't get too repetitive. For example, if "design" appears multiple times, each instance should have its own set of three synonyms.
