Next sentence: "This provides a smoother and more cinematic viewing experience, with less motion blur and artifacts." So "This" becomes "This|That|It". "provides" could be "provides|offers|delivers". "smoother" might be "smoother|more fluid|more seamless". "cinematic" → "cinematic|movie|film". "viewing experience" → "watching experience|entertainment experience|visual experience". "less motion blur" → "reduced motion blur|minimal movement smearing|decreased motion trails". "artifacts" → "artifacts|visual defects|imperfections".
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Let me go through each word in the provided text and think of three appropriate options. For example: Next sentence: "This provides a smoother and more
1. Split the original text into individual words. 2. For each word, generate three synonyms or related terms, but keeping proper nouns as they are. 3. Format each replacement as opt1, ensuring that names like "Amazon", "Best Buy", "Walmart" remain unchanged. 4. Only output the transformed text, replacing every word except the names with their options. "cinematic" → "cinematic|movie|film"
The text has words like "4K", "Blu-ray", "movies", "offer", etc. For each of these words, I need to create three options. But names like "Amazon" should stay the same in the options. Let's see an example from the sample input and output they provided.
Wait, the user wants all terms with 3 options in the format opt2, but proper nouns should remain unchanged. So "Blu-ray" is a proper noun and shouldn't be modified. So any term that's a proper noun, like "4K Blu-ray", should stay as is. Only standalone uses of "4K" when they refer to resolution or standard.
Also, some compound terms like "4K Blu-ray" are hyphenated. Need to check if they are considered single words. In the original text, "4K Blu-ray movies" is one term "4K Blu-ray". Wait, no, the text says "4K Blu-ray" as part of the product name. But in the task, the user wants each word in the text to be replaced with three options. So "4K Blu-ray" is two words here? Let me check the original text: