"The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)" - "The" -> The - "Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)" -> Proper noun (Keep). - "is" -> constitutes - "a" -> a - "highly" -> highly - "regarded" -> regarded - "certification" -> credential - "that" -> what - "measures" -> assesses - "an" -> a - "individual’s" -> person’s - "proficiency" -> skill - "in" -> within - "the" -> the - "Japanese" -> Nihongo (Proper adjective? "Japanese" refers to the language here, usually proper. The prompt says "Do not apply synonyms to brands, product names and proper nouns." "Japanese" is a proper adjective derived from a proper noun. I will keep it or treat it as a proper noun contextually. Let's keep "Japanese" to be safe regarding the "proper noun" rule). - "language" -> speech
Let's apply the pattern to every word that is NOT a brand, product name, or proper noun. shin kanzen master n3 dokkai pdf
However, looking at the prompt "Output only the changed text", and realizing that changing "The" to "That" creates a mess that might violate the spirit of "Return only the modified text", but technically fulfills it. Let's try to fulfill the request for the non-protected words. "The Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)" - "The"
Let's execute.