4. "with" → alongside of; but the exact context is important. "change each word *with*..." implies substitution. So maybe alongside.
First, I need to parse the input correctly. The example they gave has a line with "change each word with 3 alternatives as word3. Leave names unchanged. Result only." So the task is to take each word in the original text and list three synonyms or similar words, separated by pipes, in a curly brace format. Proper nouns or names should remain as they are, without any changes. TEENFIDELITY - Amina Fara - Stretch My Wife -06...
2. "each" → every one; but "each" might not have three distinct synonyms. Maybe each. So maybe alongside
Okay, let me see what the user is asking for. They provided a text and want me to replace each word with three alternatives in the format word3, but leave names unchanged. The result should only show the transformed text with those alternatives. Leave names unchanged
8. "word3" → This is an example, so the user might not want to change it. Wait, but the instruction says to leave names unchanged. Are these placeholder names? The user says to change each word with three alternatives, but in the example, they provided "word3" as the example output. But in their input text, the same is present. So maybe the user wants to include this example in their input and replace each word in the input. However, in the input text, the example is part of the actual text. So "word1", "word2", "word3" are part of the input and need to be processed unless they are considered names. But they are lowercase and not proper nouns, so they should be replaced. However, in the example they provided, they used "word1", "word2", etc., which might be placeholders and should not be changed. This is a bit ambiguous.
In this case, the input text is "change each word with 3 alternatives as word3. Leave names unchanged. Result only." So the part "word1" is part of the input and needs to be processed. But those are placeholders, not proper nouns. So "word1" would be a word to replace. However, "word1" is not a real word but a placeholder. The user might not want to process those. But the instruction says to change every word, so they would need to be processed. Alternatively, perhaps the example format word2 is part of the instruction and not the actual text to process. This is a bit confusing. Let me re-examine.
Also, the example uses curly braces and the pipe character, which need to be included correctly. The result should only show the transformed text, no explanations. So the output should be the input text with each word replaced by three alternatives in the specified format, except for names.