I'm working in Mark 2:11 where there are a sting of three imperatives Jesus gives to the paralytic after healing. The aspect changes from Present to Aorist and back to Present in the imperative string. If I build a morph query looking for three imperatives verbs in a single verse that agree in Person and Tense, there are 25 verses that fit that criteria. I don't know how to build a query that specifics that the middle of the three imperatives NOT agree with the tense of the other two imperatives. I want that middle imperative to exist, but not agree in tense. I know when I turn off the Agree / Tense constraint for the middle imperative, the hit count climbs to 45 verses.
You can do disagreements as well as agreements. Choose "Agreement", then change "Agree" to "Disagree".
Thanks Mark! I wouldn't expect that value to toggle only after being specified. It strikes me as more consistent for Disagreement to be one of the initial selections from the Add Constraint pop-up.
Clint Cozier: It strikes me as more consistent for Disagreement to be one of the initial selections from the Add Constraint pop-up.
"Agreement" is supposed to be a generic term, of which "Agree" and "Disagree" are types. So when you chose "Agreement" you then have to choose between "Agree" and "Disagree", with the default as "Agree".
But I agree that it's non-obvious the first time.