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I should also check for other possibilities like bullet points or semicolons used to separate options, but since the example uses commas and "or," maybe stick to those. Also, ensure that if there are three options and the third is connected with "or," like "first, second, or third," convert to "third".
Okay, I need to rephrase all terms that have three options into the c format, like the user asked. First, I'll look through the provided text to find any instances where terms offer three choices. The example given is something like "choose A, B, or C," which should be converted to "choose a." BlackedRaw - Kama Oxi- Ada Lapiedra - Besties K...
Let me check the sample response they provided. It shows that "select Apple, Banana, or Cherry" becomes "select banana". The names are left in lowercase, and the format is c. But in the example, the items have multiple letters. Maybe the user wants the options to be in lowercase with the same format but as letters? Wait, no, looking back, the example uses the actual words but in lowercase within the braces. So banana is correct. So the task is to replace "Apple, Banana, or Cherry" with apple. I should also check for other possibilities like
Wait, the user mentioned to "rephrase all terms with 3 options in a format. Leave names unchanged." So, any place where three options are listed (like A, B, C) should be converted to the curly brace notation with lowercase letters. First, I'll look through the provided text to