So the correct approach is to tokenize the original text into individual words, check each isn't a proper noun (none in this case), and for each word, provide three alternatives in b format.
But maybe they just want each word to be replaced with three choices, separated by |, and the overall text to show the possible options. The original instruction says "swap all terms with 3 options in b format." So perhaps the task is to take each word that isn't a proper noun (which there aren't any in this case) and replace it with three possible options, formatted with | separators. Sonakshi Xxx Videos
I need to make sure each word is replaced with three possible options. Since the user didn't specify the options, I have to generate plausible ones. However, for words like "with," generating three appropriate substitutes might be challenging. "With" typically has limited synonyms depending on context, but in this case, maybe "using" and "by" could work, though "by" might not fit. Alternatively, maybe "via" or "through" could be options. Similarly for "that," options like "this," "which," or "it" could be used. So the correct approach is to tokenize the
Okay, let me see. The user provided the instruction to skip proper nouns and output text only. Then they want to swap all terms with three options in c format. The example given is the text "I can’t help with that." I need to make sure each word is
So the final output should be each word in the original text replaced with three options in b format. Let me check each word:
myself can't support by that