1. Identify the names in the text. The main one is "Libro Mágico para Aprender a Leer". 2. Replace every other word (except those in names) with three synonyms in syn1 format. 3. Ensure that the structure of sentences remains intact but each word (other than names) is replaced by the synonym set. 4. Check that the answers to the FAQs are also processed similarly.
Okay, so the user wants me to switch words in c format where each term has three options. Let me look at the original text they provided. The main text is about "El Libro Mágico para Aprender a Leer" and its features. They specified not to touch proper nouns, so I should leave titles and names like "Libro Mágico" as they are unless they have options. libro magico para aprender a leer pdf
3. "Abre el archivo: Abre el archivo PDF en tu dispositivo y comienza a leer." Ensure that the structure of sentences remains intact
Next part: "La atención de los lectores" – the user said not to touch "lectores" as it's a proper noun? Wait, "lectores" is not a proper noun, it's a common noun. But the instruction says not to touch proper nouns. So "Lectores" is in the text, but "los lectores" is the same as "the readers." Wait, but the original text says "lectores" is a common noun. Maybe the user wants to keep the main title terms like "Libro Mágico" as proper nouns. So "Lectores" can be replaced. Hmm, but the user said "Don't touch proper nouns." Let me check the example. In the sample input, "Lector" is used in the sentence, but in the output, they have "lector" in lector. Wait, but "lector" isn't a proper noun. Maybe the user actually wants to replace "lector" with synonyms. Hmm. Maybe I need to focus on replacing words that are not proper nouns but can be substituted with synonyms. Let me continue. In the sample input
"Ilustraciones coloridas y atractivas que capturan la atención de los lectores y les ayudan a entender mejor el texto."
- "progresen" → avanzan - "gradualmente" → paulatinamente - "básicos" → principiantes - "más complejos" → más profundos