Write the form of the genitive ( ie with ‘s or of) which could be related to the following sentences. If the two are possible, give them both. 1. John has a sister. ( John’s sister) 2. Joseph wrote plays. ( Joseph’s plays) 3. The cow gives milk. ( milk of cow) 4. The captain made an error. ( the captain’s error) 5. The ship has a siren. ( the ship’s siren) 6. The world has problems. ( the world’s problems/ the problems of the world) 7. Someone has a hat. ( someone’s hat) 8. Something has a name. ( the name of something) 9. The school has a history. ( the history of the school) 10. The holiday lasted a history. ( a week’s holiday)
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Huong Ho The holiday lasted a history. week. I think you meant 'week'.
— CalifJim
Huong Ho The holiday lasted a history.
week.
I think you meant 'week'.
3.
the cow's milk; the milk of the cow 9.
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The answers to questions like this can sometimes be fuzzy. For example, while "John's sister" is very much the usual form, "the sister of John" is not impossible in the right context. If we just stick to the usual forms, your answers seem correct except for (3) and (9). I think you mistyped (10).
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