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Now, testing with another example. Input: "She is going to Paris next week." Here, "She" is a pronoun, replace with He? No, pronouns should have synonyms. Maybe "She" can be replaced with They depending on the context. But since the instruction is to use three synonyms, perhaps for "She," we use It. "is" is a verb, but it's a conjugated form. Its synonyms might be are. "going" could be heading. "to" is a preposition; synonyms might be in the direction of. "Paris" is a proper noun, so left as is. "next" might be upcoming, and "week" week.

Another thing to consider is parts of speech. I have to make sure that the synonyms I choose are of the same part of speech as the original word. Otherwise, the substitution might not make sense. For example, replacing a noun with a verb doesn't fit here. ManyVids 23 03 25 Jewels Jade And Myra Moans St...

Also, the user specified to avoid adding any explanations or extra formatting. Just the result. So the output should be the transformed text with each word (except names) replaced by three synonyms in the specified format. Let me test this with a sample sentence to see if I get the hang of it. Now, testing with another example

- Check each word for being a proper noun/name. If yes, keep it. - For all others, generate three synonyms. - Format using the syn1 structure. - Output only the transformed text without any extra explanation. Maybe "She" can be replaced with They depending

So, in conclusion, I need to go through each word, identify if it's a proper name, and if not, replace it with three possible synonyms in the specified format. Even function words. The result should only be the transformed text without any additional text or explanation.