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What is the objective pronoun of joy and mark?

The objective pronouns of "Joy" and "Mark" are her and him, respectively.

Here's why:

* Joy is a feminine name, so the objective pronoun is her.

* Mark is a masculine name, so the objective pronoun is him.

Objective pronouns are used when the pronoun is the object of a verb or preposition.

For example:

* "I gave her a gift." (Her is the object of the verb "gave").

* "The teacher spoke to him about his homework." (Him is the object of the preposition "to").

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