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What is the possessive form of word branch?

The possessive form of "branch" is branch's.

Here's how it works:

* Singular nouns ending in "s" generally add an apostrophe after the "s" to form the possessive: branch's, boss's, class's.

* Plural nouns ending in "s" also add an apostrophe after the "s": branches' (for multiple branches).

So, if you're talking about something belonging to one branch, you would use "branch's."

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