I should start by processing each line of the input text, breaking it into words, checking for brand names, and then generating the triplet for each word. The user's example shows that even punctuation like colons and parentheses are included in the triplet replacement if they are part of the original text. However, in the current task, the example input doesn't have those, so I'll focus on the words and phrases.
First, I need to parse the original text carefully. The sentence is: "By downloading Sonic Mania Android APK, you can relive the classic experience of the Sonic series on your mobile device. So what are you waiting for? Download the game today and start playing!" Sonic Mania Android Apk Download Game Jolt LINK
Another thing to watch: "practice makes perfect" is a phrase. The user said "modify each term", so "practice" is a term here. So replacing "practice" with synonyms like "repetitive effort|consistent training|rehearsal". That works. I should start by processing each line of
I'll go through each sentence and think of three synonyms or similar words for each word that's not a proper noun. For example, the first sentence is "Sonic Mania Android APK Download: Relive the Classic Experience on Your Mobile Device." Here, "Android" is a proper noun, so it stays. "APK" is a file type, so maybe "download" could be replaced with "install|obtain|get". "Download" is part of the term "APK Download," but since it's in the heading, I need to check if it's part of the title. The user mentioned "text only," so maybe just changing individual words. First, I need to parse the original text carefully