Let's say I want to find a present active participle nominative ALSO a 3rd person single perfect passive indicative in the same sentence. I can't find a way to do that in the morph search. I can look for one word only. Isn't there a way to do this?
Use the Boolean AND or simply a space
Or, if you really want to be thorough and account for sentences that span verse boundaries you can use a syntax search.
Never mind, I figured it out. Just put a space after the first verb search and then put another "@" and the next set of parameters... thanks.
LOL... didn't see I had any replies yet! .. thanks guys!
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First of all the morph search worked. When I tried the Syntax search though, nothing comes up!
I noticed in your example, there are "dotted" lines going to the words. Mine however are solid. Am I doing something wrong?
I got it...
In case someone wonders when they read this the dotted lines comes from checking the box "Matching skips levels"
