Finally, the task says "Text only," so no markdown. Just the modified text with spintax. Alright, putting it all together now.
For example, “English subtitles” can be English text overlays. Each word in the phrase can be replaced if they are not proper nouns. Wait, “English” is not a proper noun here, so it can be replaced with English if no synonym is needed, but the user wants three synonyms. Hmm. Maybe “English” is part of the proper noun “English subtitles,” but actually, “English” here is just a descriptor. So perhaps I can synonymize “subtitles”: captioning. Wait, the user's instruction is to change each term with 3 synonyms, so each individual word should have three synonyms. For example, “subtitles” can be replaced, but “English” is a nationality descriptor. Maybe “English” can stay as is, but if not, perhaps find another term. But since the user says no changes to proper nouns, maybe “English subtitles” should be left as is because “English” is part of the title. Or maybe not. The user's previous example included “subtitles” with three options. So perhaps I should treat each word individually unless it's a proper noun. So in “English subtitles,” “English” is not a proper noun, so it can be changed. Wait, “English” here is a language, not a proper noun. Maybe replace “English” with English if no synonym exists, or just use the same term three times, which seems redundant. Alternatively, since the user might not want to change the language name, perhaps leave it as is. Hmm. The user's example in the previous response included available for the same word. So perhaps if a word has no direct synonym, just repeat the same term. I'll proceed with that. Uthama Puthiran With English Subtitles
So the first part: "The addition of English subtitles..." becomes "The integration of English subtitles..." That makes sense. Let me check each sentence step by step. Finally, the task says "Text only," so no markdown