The Form of the Possessive/Genitive Case

's / ' / of

• a man's job
• men's work
• a woman's intuition
• the butcher's (shop)
• the baker's
• the chemist's
• the florist's
• a child's voice
• the children's room
• the people's choice
• the crew's quaters
• the horse's mouth
• the bull's horns
• the girl's name
• the horse's tail
• Mr Evans's daughter
• the manager's office
• Sarah's eyes
• women's clothes
• the students' hostel
• teh Smiths' car
• Mr Jones's house (Mr Jones' house)
• Yeats's poems (Yeats' poems)
• my brother-in-law's guitar
• the PM's secretary
• the MP's briefcase
• teh VIP's ticket
• a week's holiday
• today's paper
• tomorrow's weather
• in two years' time
• ten minutes' break / a ten-minute break
• two hours' delay / a two-hour delay 
• $1's worth of stamps
• ten dollars' worth of ice-cream
• for heaven's sake
• for goodness' sake
• a stone's throw
• journey's end
• the water's edge
• the government's decision (the decision of the government)
• the company's success (the success of the company)
• yesterday's newspaper
• next week's meeting
• Jack and Jill's wedding 
• Mr and Mrs Carter's house
• the walls of the town
• the roof of the church
• the keys of the car
• the roofs of the churches 
• the door of the garage
• the name of the book
• the owner of the restaurant
• the back of the car
• the beginning of the month

PRACTICE!!!

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