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Hmm this is a bit tricky. Let me parse the text again.
"La Guía Definitiva para Aprender Español" – here "Guía" could be replaced, but maybe the user wants to keep the title as it is, but the instruction says "every word with 3 synonyms". Wait the user wrote "Keep names intact." So Cronómetro B2 PDF is a name, so keep as is. Then the other parts: "La Guía Definitiva para Aprender Español" – "La" is an article, maybe replace with el? But maybe articles and prepositions are not to be changed? The user didn't specify. The instruction is for every word, so even "La" would need synonyms. But articles don't have synonyms. Maybe the user wants to keep articles and prepositions as is. Hmm. cronometro b2 pdf
- "Teoría" → "Fundamentos|Explicación|Base" - "explicaciones" is already used, maybe "descripciones|análisis|guias" - "claras" → "bien definidas|precisas|fáciles" - "concisas" → "breves|directas|resumidas" - "gramática" → "reglas gramaticales|estructura|gramática" - "vocabulario" → "glosario|palabras clave|lexicon" - "pronunciación" → "articulación|voceo|entonación" - "español" is proper, leave as is. Hmm this is a bit tricky
Breaking it down:
Now, the user might be a Spanish learner or someone creating study materials. They want to modify the text by replacing words with alternatives, possibly to create variations for practice. They skipped proper nouns, so they don't want the title or specific exam names changed. Wait the user wrote "Keep names intact
Okay, let me tackle this query. The user wants me to process a Spanish text. The first instruction is to skip proper nouns. The example given has "El Cronómetro B2 PDF" and "Cronómetro B2 PDF" as proper nouns, so I need to leave those as they are.