1. Possessive Case or Genetive Case

2. ► The hand bag of Claudia. = Claudia’s handbag. ► The money of my parents. = My parents’ money. ► The car of the police. = The police’s car. ► The hands of Jesus. = Jesus’ hands. ► The house of Luis. = Luis’s/Luis’ house

3. ► The ball of Jim and Joel. = Jim and Joel’s ball. ► The families of Jim and joel. = Jim’s and Joel’s families. ► The ring of my godmother. = My godmother’s ring. ► Ther reign of Alexander the Great. = Alexander the Great’s.

4. ► I’m going to Joseph’s. (house) Shop, restaurant, flat, church = we use too, when it’s evident. ► The Chris’ father is crazier than Carol’s. (not to repeat)

5. ► The key of the house. = The house key. ► The cap of the pen. = The pen cap. ► Whose is...?Whose are...? this car?they? that bag?those sunglasses? ► It’s Julia’s.Those are Peter’s.

6. ► Elements of nature, places, newpapers, magazines, organizations, measures, time, price. Ex.: The pages of a magazine. = The magazine’s pages. A pause of a minute. = One minute’s pause.