____ ____ the ____ his ____. "Miles showed the class his project." (D.O. = ____) "Miles showed the class his project." (I.O. = ____) The ____ ____ ____ a ____ for her ____. "The university awarded Dr. Johnson a prize for her research." (D.O. = ____) "The university awarded Dr. Johnson a prize for her research." (I.O. = ____) "The university awarded Dr. Johnson a prize for her research." (P.O. = ____) ____ ____ ____ ____ at my ____. "Everyone wished me happy birthday at my party." (D.O. = ____) "Everyone wished me happy birthday at my party." (I.O. = ____) "Everyone wished me happy birthday at my party." (P.O. = ____) The ____ ____ ____ a ____ about the ____. "The student asked Mr. Green a question about the homework." (D.O. = ____) "The student asked Mr. Green a question about the homework." (I.O. = ____) "The student asked Mr. Green a question about the homework." (P.O. = ____) The ____ ____ ____ ____. "The judges gave our team a trophy." (D.O. = ____) "The judges gave our team a trophy." (I.O. = ____) ____ ____ the ____ a new ____ over the ____. "Mom taught the dog a new trick over the weekend." (D.O. = ____) "Mom taught the dog a new trick over the weekend." (I.O. = ____) "Mom taught the dog a new trick over the weekend." (P.O. = ____)

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