Apostrophe s
Apostrophe s Possessive forms express the idea of "having" something, or indicate that belongs to someone specific. 1. We normally use possessive ('s) when something belongs to a particular person or thing. Can be: person; animal; organization; group of people; etc. *With places, we can also say, e.g., Cancun is one of the most touristic places in Mexico 2. If a name (or singular noun) finishes in s , we either ass 's Lias 's cat or Lia s' cat Plural nouns: we use s' cat s' Irregular plurals: which don't end in s, we add 's : men 's work 3. When 's refers to "the house of" or "the store of", we omit the word house or store . I will see you at Nina 's (it means "I will see you at the house of Nina")