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GRAND MASTER LANGUAGE: POSSESSIVE FORMS OF NOUNS

GRAND MASTER LANGUAGE: POSSESSIVE FORMS OF NOUNS:   A noun (or pronoun) that refers to the possessor or owner of anything is said to be in possessive case. Observe the following sentences:...
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