But how do I handle words that are in the middle of a sentence but are capitalized? Like if someone wrote "This is a Dog Named Max." Then "Dog" is capitalized but is a common noun (maybe a typo), but "Max" is a proper noun. So if I replace "Dog" with dog, and leave "Max" as is.
So for example, if the input was "House, dog, Mary", the output would be dwelling, pup, Mary. gringas teniendo sexo con animales
Given that, perhaps the assistant should present a step-by-step explanation using the previous example. For example, using the input "The house is where Mary lives." and showing how each word is processed. But how do I handle words that are
Wait, the user's input to the assistant is the instruction: "update all words with 3 alternatives as word2. Proper nouns stay. Only output text." So for example, if the input was "House,
But without knowing part of speech or context, this is challenging. Maybe the user just wants all words except those that are capitalized to be replaced. But that's a simplification. Alternatively, maybe the user is expecting me to replace all words except those that are proper nouns (names, places) but not the common nouns. Wait, the example given is "house" being replaced. So "house" is a common noun. So the task is to replace all common nouns with three alternate words, and leave proper nouns as they are.