{
  "name": "More than one: plural",
  "level": 7,
  "slots": ["quantity", "object"],
  "prerequisites": ["quantity_object"],
  "node_keys": ["understand_quantity", "use_language_specific_grammar"],
  "description": "Marking more than one thing: two apples, all the balls. The English -s is the first grammar ending most children use.",
  "rubric": ["A number or quantity word with the thing", "The noun carries the plural where the language marks it"],
  "status": "draft",
  "languages": {
    "en": {"pattern": "{quantity} {object}", "morphology": "Add -s (apples, cups); irregulars later (feet). 'All' and numbers above one take the plural.", "examples": [{"slots": {"quantity": "all", "object": "apple"}, "text": "All the apples"}, {"slots": {"quantity": "all", "object": "ball"}, "text": "All the balls"}, {"slots": {"quantity": "one", "object": "cup"}, "text": "One cup"}], "variants": ["Apples", "Two apples"], "status": "draft"}
  }
}