Looking at the sample text, there's a line starting with "The 1998 film “Lost in Space” is a science fiction adventure that has captivated audiences for decades." The user provided a version where they replaced "science fiction adventure that has captivated audiences for decades" with saga. That's three options. So, I need to follow a similar approach here.
Okay, let's see. The user wants me to swap all words with three synonyms formatted as v1. I need to skip proper nouns. Alright, first step is to read through the text and identify each word that's not a proper noun. Then, for each of those words, I need to find three appropriate synonyms and present them in the specified format. Lost in Space -1998- 1080p BluRay x264 Dual Aud...
Double-checking technical terms: "x264" becomes "x264|h264|HEVC", which are all valid codecs. "BluRay" as "DVD|HD DVD|Digital Copy" makes sense since they are similar media formats. Looking at the sample text, there's a line
Overall, the key is to replace every common word with three synonyms, maintaining the sentence structure, and skipping the proper nouns. Once done, I'll output the text with the substitutions in the specified format. Okay, let's see
Breaking it down word by word (excluding proper nouns):
Breaking that down:
Finally, formatting each word with c syntax without markdown. The user expects only the text, no explanations, so the final output should be the processed text with all words replaced appropriately.