how to use "`s"?
Can I use it following an object like "a book`s name"?
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Example: This is Jack's book.
It means this is a book of Jack or this book belongs to Jack.
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Sure. The apostrophe "s" indicates ownership or possession.
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A book's name = the name of a book.
A man's name = the name of a man.
A government's policies = the policies of a government.
A company's objective's = the objectives of a company.
A teacher's lessons = the lessons of a teacher.
A singer's fans = the fans of a singer.
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