What is the subject in this sentence?

Each of the students must listen to their teacher.

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Philippine mangoes are better than any other fruit.

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Finally, Sam was able to visit his home.

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Coffee is Brazil's main product.

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What is the direct object in the sentence?

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I protect Prim in every way I can.

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The mayor looks distressed.

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The world’s ugliest cat is sitting at Prim’s knees.

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Mom bakes cookies for Spiderman.

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He gives the citizens hope for a new day.

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Spiderman gives many gifts to the neighborhood.

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Spiderman saves the city from so much loss.

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I really enjoy stories about the superhero.

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What is the direct object in this sentence?

The musician plucked the strings of the guitar.

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The police officer directed traffic through the intersection.

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The author wrote and illustrated many books.

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The students are preparing their arguments for debate.

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The group chose a comedy.

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Before deciding, the actors read and studied several scripts.

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