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Expand Up @@ -207,22 +207,22 @@ And here is a table of the spoken forms:

##### `"every"`

The command `"every"` can be used to select a syntactic element and all of its matching siblings.
The modifier `"every"` can be used to select a syntactic element and all of its matching siblings.

- `"take every key air"`
- `"take every funk air"`
- `"take every key"` (if cursor is currently within a key)

For example, the command `take every key [blue] air` will select every key in the map/object/dict including the token with a blue hat over the letter 'a'.
For example, the command `"take every key [blue] air"` will select every key in the map/object/dict including the token with a blue hat over the letter 'a'.

##### `"grand"`

The command `"grand"` can be used to select the grand parent of the containing syntactic element.
The modifier `"grand"` can be used to select the parent of the containing syntactic element.

- `"take grand statement air"`
- `"take grand funk air"`

For example, the command `take grand statement [blue] air` will select that parent statement of the statement containing the token with a blue hat over the letter 'a'.
For example, the command `"take grand statement [blue] air"` will select that parent statement of the statement containing the token with a blue hat over the letter 'a'.

##### Sub-token modifiers

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