{
  "name": "Action + object",
  "level": 6,
  "slots": ["action", "object"],
  "prerequisites": ["single_word"],
  "node_keys": ["combine_action_object", "request_item"],
  "description": "Two words: what to do and to what. The first true combination for most children.",
  "rubric": ["Two content words together", "Order is the language's own", "Both refer to the situation"],
  "status": "draft",
  "languages": {
    "en": {"pattern": "{action} {object}", "morphology": "Verb first; no inflection needed at this stage.", "examples": [{"slots": {"action": "eat", "object": "apple"}, "text": "Eat apple"}, {"slots": {"action": "drink", "object": "milk"}, "text": "Drink milk"}, {"slots": {"action": "open", "object": "book"}, "text": "Open book"}], "status": "draft"},
    "hi": {"pattern": "{object} {action}", "morphology": "Object before the verb; the infinitive or a bare imperative is fine at two words (सेब खाओ / सेब खाना).", "examples": [{"slots": {"action": "eat", "object": "apple"}, "text": "सेब खाओ"}, {"slots": {"action": "drink", "object": "milk"}, "text": "दूध पियो"}, {"slots": {"action": "open", "object": "book"}, "text": "किताब खोलो"}], "status": "draft"}
  }
}