Direct Objects
Stargirl gave Leo a kiss.
Kiss
Charlie bought Sally a gift.
Sally
Dog (singular possessive)
dog's
Nina gave an exciting speech.
Nina
My mom is my hero.
Hero
Who brought the cookies?
Cookies
My mom found my brother a summer job.
brother
Lady (singular possessive)
lady's
The fans enjoyed watching the game.
Jack and Jill were a good team.
The girl showed a smile and a good attitude.
Smile and attitude
Will you show the class your presentation?
class
Monkey (plural possessive)
monkeys'
In the morning, my mom and dad make breakfast.
mom and dad
The article describes the event.
none
After the match, the team celebrated the win.
Win
Sometimes my grandmother gives my family presents.
family
Man (plural possessive)
men's
Sara and Joanne carpool to school.
Sara and Joanne
none
The author wrote novels, like the ones we read in class, and articles.
novels and articles
I'll write Dan and Jake a letter from camp.
Dan and Jake
Chris (singular possessive)
Chris's
According to the principal, the school is the best in the world.
school
Many of the pieces in the museum are ancient artifacts.
artifacts