possessive case

• Construcción gramatical que indica posesión, pertenencia o una relación estrecha entre sustantivos, generalmente formada en inglés añadiendo un apóstrofo y la letra 's' (por ejemplo, 'el libro de Juan') o solo el apóstrofo para plurales que terminan en 's' (por ejemplo, 'la clase de los estudiantes').

A grammatical construction used to indicate ownership, possession, or a close relationship between nouns, typically formed by adding an apostrophe and the letter 's' (e.g., 'John's book') or just an apostrophe for plural nouns ending in 's' (e.g., 'the students' classroom').

1. Grammatical case for possessionA2formal

   A grammatical form used to indicate ownership, relationship, or association, typically formed with an apostrophe and 's' in English.

   caso posesivo

   • In 'John's car', the possessive case shows that the car belongs to John.
   • The possessive case is used in 'the cat's tail' to show the tail belongs to the cat.
   • 'Children's toys' uses the possessive case to indicate toys belonging to children.