0Hi,02br 02br 00I sometimes have a hard time knowing whether a phrase is written in possessive or not. Usually, possessive shows the ownership, I think. Do you have any tips? How about this, which one shows the best example? 02br 02br 00Supervisor's Office 02br 02br 001. an office 01u00of 02u00the supervisor, assuming there is only one supervisor??02br 02br 002. an office 01u00for02u00 the supervisor, assuming there is only one supervisor??02br 02br 003. an office 01u00owned by02u00 the supervisor, assuming there is only one supervisor??02br 02br 00The above may be a simple case but there seem be many dubious cases where a simple application of the above method may not be all that useful. Do you have any tips? 0-
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0 The relationship can be much less exact than ownership.02br 01i00A supervisor's office02i00 is an office of, for, 01u00or02u00 owned by a supervisor.02br 02br 00 CJ0-