Wait, but in the original text, the answer to "available in English" uses "available in English" which is a proper noun, so we should leave "English" as is. So the replacement for "English" should be in the same format, but since it's a proper noun, maybe just repeat it. However, the user's instruction says to skip proper nouns. So "English" is a proper noun, so we shouldn't replace it. Therefore, in the FAQs, "English" should remain as English. Similarly, "German" in the answer should be German.
Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to replace every term in the given text with three variants in the format opt3, skipping proper nouns. Proper nouns here would be things like "Lochmaster Bibliothek", "German", and "English" since those are specific names or languages. lochmaster bibliothek download
Tips and Tricks section: "Use the search function: The library’s search function is powerful and can help you quickly find the information you need." Search function here is similar to above. "Bookmark frequently used documents: Save frequently used datasheets and technical documents to your bookmarks or favorites for easy access." Bookmark: bookmark, favorite, save. Datasheets: data sheets, specification documents, technical sheets. "Keep the library up-to-date: Regularly check for updates to the library to ensure you have access to the latest technical information." Up-to-date: updated, current, latest. Check for updates: verify updates, confirm upgrades, track changes. Wait, but in the original text, the answer
- "Is the library available in English?: The Lochmaster Bibliothek is primarily a German-language resource, but some documents may be available in English." - Terms: library, primarily, resource, some documents, may. So "English" is a proper noun, so we shouldn't replace it
Once done, present the transformed text with all words except names in a format.