Usage of the possessive, basic usage of the possessive?

Usage of the possessive: The first is a living thing or person, which is added directly after the singular noun's, if the noun is plural, directly refers to the shirt added at the back', which continues with the noun. The second type is an inanimate thing or person, which is used as b of a.

Two uses of the possessive

1. Living things or characters.

Usage 1: Add directly after the singular noun's

For example: 1: tom's pen.Tom's pen. (This only in the cavity is that Tom is a living person).

2：the boy's schoolbag for boys. (Here the boy is a living person).

Here's translates to "of".

Usage 2: If the noun is a plural, add it directly after it', which continues with the noun.

Such as: boys'classroom: Children's classrooms.

2. Inanimate things or people.

Usage: b = b of a

For example: 1: the feet on the table.

The legs are placed in front and the table is placed in the back (equivalent to the feet belonging to the table).

the legs of the table

2: Car door. The door is placed in the front, and the car is placed in the back (equivalent to the door belonging to the car).

The door of the car (here refers to a door, if it is two or more, the door needs to be added S).

Summary: The core of the usage of the noun possessive is to distinguish whether the thing has life or not.

If there is life, add it's or', If there is no life, add of, and the understanding of of of

The possessive is called the noun possessive of the noun that represents the wheel of living things and some nouns that represent inanimate things such as time, distance, planet, world, country, etc.

The formation of the noun possessive, the singular noun directly +'s, plural nouns ending with s ending with s +'s, if there is no s + s at the end of the word, it means that several subjects have the same thing together, and it is added after the last subject's；If it means that several subjects each have one thing, + after each subject's, as a rule, denotes the possessive of an inanimate thing with of.

Double possessive, of + noun's type possessive, unspecified possessive of a particular person, a noun with -'s type possessive in the double possessive must be a well-defined noun referring to a person, and the noun modified before of must be preceded by a word that indicates a limited or quantitative word.

To express special emotions, sometimes the nouns modified by the double possessive case are used in conjunction with the words that indicate the oak, often with appreciation, disgust, dissatisfaction and other emotional colors. When a noun with a possessive case followed by -'s refers to a person, it cannot be modified with a an, but with an adjective subjective pronoun or definite article the.