📚Grammar📚 📕Possessive('s) and (s') 👉Using 5 to show who things belong to 's/s' + people, things, places. 📗Use of the apostrophe ('s and s') : 👉You use('s)and (s')to talk about people's possessions and their relation to each other. ▶️Silvia is David’s wife. ▶️Anna and Mark are Jane’s cousins. ▶️My parents’ best friends live in Canada. 📗Sometimes, when the meaning is clear, you can use('s) without a noun. ▶️I’ve seen that car before. It’s Diana’s. ▶️Rob is at Tom’s. (- Tom’s house) 📕If a name ends in (s), you just add the apostrophe (') to show possession. ▶️I think James’ painting is better than mine. 🔴Remember!✌️ 👉You use of + noun, not(’s) to talk about objects. ▶️The walls of the house are green. ▶️There’s a button at the back of the computer. 📕You can also talk about times and places using('s) and (s'). ▶️I’ve just got three days’ work in a shop. ▶️Bob’s lucky. He’s having a week’s holiday next month. ▶️London’s shopping centres are very busy in December. #grammar @Grammarzabanenglish