1. Parse the input text into individual words. 2. For each word, check if it's a brand name (capitalized and part of a known brand). 3. For non-brand words, find three synonyms/alternatives. 4. Format the alternatives with v2. 5. Keep brand names as is. 6. Output the modified text with replacements.
Another aspect is handling verbs and adjectives where possible. For example, "is" can be "are|is|was". Prepositions like "in" can be "at|on|during". Articles like "a" can be "an|the|some". Numbers like "7" might stay the same or be replaced with similar numbers if context allows, but "March" as a month could have alternatives like "April|February|this month". Layarxxi.pw.Katou.ema.sex.movies.uncensored.202...
I need to make sure that each word in the text is replaced, except for brand names. Let me check another example. Original: "Google's Pixel 7 is the top Android phone." Replaced: Alphabet's Pixel 7 is the top Android device. For each word, check if it's a brand
In this case, "Google's" is part of the brand name since Google is a company. "Pixel 7" is a product, so maybe "Pixel 7" should be kept, but perhaps the alternatives can be other models if available. However, the user said to keep brand names, which might include product lines as part of the brand. Hmm. those stay. Product names like iPhone
Let me focus on the instruction again: "Keep brand names." So if the word is a brand name like Apple, Google, Samsung, those stay. Product names like iPhone, Pixel might be considered part of the brand and thus remain unchanged. However, other parts like "is releasing a new" can be reworded.