Conditions

Used after when / if / while / until / otherwise when.

Exact count

Fragment	Parses as
she has 3 toys	HasExact(she, items, 3)
she does not have 9 toys	Not(HasExact(…))

Comparisons

Fragment	Parses as	Need to know
she has more than 2 toys	Comparison(GREATER_THAN)	more, bigger, louder, over, above, exceeds + than
she sniffs less toys than 8	Comparison(LESS_THAN)	Must use sniffs (or smells, scents, checks, peeks) + less (or fewer, smaller, under, below, quieter) + topic + than + number
she does not sniff less toys than 8	Not(Comparison(…))	Negation works on comparisons

Not supported in conditions: growls louder than on a field, matches / equals field comparisons, either / or between tests.

Trait checks

Fragment	Parses as
my labrador is loud	HasTrait(labrador, loud)
my labrador is not greedy	Not(HasTrait(…))

Note: my labrador is loud in a print line is different (prints true/false). Context matters.

Combining tests

Fragment	Parses as	Need to know
she has 3 toys and she has more than 2 toys	Logical(AND, …)	Only and joins tests in conditions
neither my labrador nor my beagle has 9 toys	Logical(NOR, …)	Needs nor between two breed names

Common mistake

while she toys sniffs less than 8 fails. Write while she sniffs less toys than 8 then. I changed the predicatable word order here so it sounds more like English and not gibberish.

Less-than in loops and branches always needs the sniffs less … than shape for comparisons below exact equality. Greater-than uses has more than.