Lesson on the English GENITIVE (John's house - James' car)

The video tutorial explains the genitive form used to show possession in English. It covers the formula for creating genitive forms, including examples with singular and plural nouns. The tutorial also discusses using genitive with nonliving things and forming compound nouns. Additionally, it explains when to omit nouns after 's' in contexts like workplaces and shops. The video concludes with a recap of the rules and cautions for using the genitive form.

What is the formula for showing possession using the genitive form?

How do you form the genitive for a singular noun?

What is the rule for adding an apostrophe for plural nouns ending in 's'?

Can nonliving things possess? Provide an example.

What should you omit after 's' when referring to workplaces or shops?