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A noun becomes an object noun when it is used as the object, the indirect object, or the object of a prepositon. Object nouns may consist of two or more words (be compound).

A word or group of words is a object if it answers the questions of Whom? or What? after an action verb. Nouns may be the object of a verb.

Usage Examples

Direct Noun Object - Whom The cat licked Jamie.
Direct Noun Object - Whom Dad is taking the girls to school.
Direct Noun Object - Whom Jeff caught his baby brother .
Direct Noun Object - What was sent? I will send the file from home.
Direct Noun Object - What was rebuilt? The shop rebuilt that engine.
Compound Object Nouns Mom baked bread and cookies.
Compound Object Nouns Dad bought nails and screws.
Compound Object Nouns You must move your clothes and toys, so mom can clean your room..
Compound Object Nouns You must move your clothes and toys, so mom can clean your room..
Multiple The college professors give students plenty of time to think. Students is an indirect object, Plenty is a direct object. Time is the object of the preposition of.

 
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