Next word: "tengas." Verb in subjunctive. The base is "tener," so synonyms could be "poses," "dispongas," "cuentes." But "tengas" is subjunctive of "tener." So synonyms for the verb "tener" in this context (to have access to) could be "disponer de," "poseer," "cuenta con." Since "tengas" is in the subjunctive, maybe the synonyms would be
In the conclusion: "SketchUp 2022 es una herramienta poderosa y fácil de usar para el diseño y modelado 3D." Proper nouns first, then "herramienta" as "herramienta|programa|software", "poderosa" becomes "potente|capaz|efficaz", "fácil de usar" as "fácil|instintivo|amigable".
Wait, looking back at the user's exact instruction: "update every word with 3 variants in spintax: y. Skip proper nouns." So the example they provide might be incorrect, or maybe the user wants to keep proper nouns as is but apply spintax elsewhere. But in their example, they spintax "SketchUp" into variants likeSketchupPro. Wait, but those are actually not proper nouns. Wait, maybe the user considers "SketchUp" as a proper noun and wants it skipped, but in the example, they included it. This is confusing. Let me check again. The example output from the user shows that "SketchUp" is spun into variants. But according to the instruction, they said to skip proper nouns. So there's a contradiction here. Perhaps the user made a mistake in their example. Alternatively, maybe the proper nouns should be skipped, so not spinned, but in the example, they are being spinned. That's conflicting. sketchup 2022 - search results
Next, I need to go through the given text and identify proper nouns. In the input text, "SketchUp", "2022", and "Google" are proper nouns (assuming "Google" is part of the text). Wait, looking back, the original text is in Spanish, and "SketchUp" is a proper noun. Also, "2022" is a number, not a proper noun, but since the user says to skip proper nouns, maybe numbers are okay. But need to confirm. The instruction says "Skip proper nouns." So "SketchUp" is a proper noun, "2022" is a numeral (which isn't a proper noun). Wait, but in the example provided by the user, they have "2022" as a proper noun? Let me check the example. In the example they gave, the output is: SketchUp Pro Obtén gratis la actual versión...", but "SketchUp" is a proper noun and they included it in spintax. Wait, but the user's instruction says to "skip proper nouns". Hmm, maybe there's confusion here. The example seems to include proper nouns as part of the spintax, but the instruction says to skip them. That's conflicting.
Sistema operativo: macOS High Sierra – but this is not accurate. The (o superior) is a note, not an option. This is a problem. Maybe the user made a mistake in the example. Alternatively, maybe the user wants to format the OS as three options, but since there are only two in the text, maybe we should consider "Windows 10" and "macOS High Sierra" as two, and "o superior" as the third, even though it's not a separate OS. That might not be correct, but given the user's instructions, perhaps that's what they want. However, the user says: "all terms with 3 options formatted... Only the result." So perhaps in the original text, there are terms that have three options. Let me check again: Next word: "tengas
Next word: "que." Same as before, but part of "de que" which functions as a conjunction. So maybe leave it as is, but the user says to rework every word. So "que" in this context is a conjunction. Let's go with the previous thought for "que" as que.
"Excelente opción" can be "opción genial|elección destacada|mejor alternativa". Then "descargar e instalar" becomes "descargar|obtener|instalar", "dispositivo" as "dispositivo|equipo|computadora". The final line: "¡Buena suerte con tus proyectos de diseño y modelado!" translates to "Buena suerte|Éxito|Mucha suerte con tus proyectos|diseños|creaciones". Skip proper nouns
Next word: "software." This is a proper noun in this context since it's a product name. Wait, but "software" is a common noun here. The user said not to touch proper nouns. But "software" is a general term, not a specific product. So it should be replaced. Synonyms for "software" in Spanish could be "programa," "aplicación," "código." Yes, "programa informático," "aplicación," "código fuente." Let me confirm. So programa? Maybe "programa," "aplicación," "código," or "sistema informático." Let's go with programa for variety.