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What is a form of noun that shows possession?

The form of a noun that shows possession is called the possessive noun.

Here are a few ways to form possessive nouns:

* Adding 's to singular nouns:

* "the dog's bone"

* "the girl's toy"

* Adding an apostrophe to plural nouns that end in s:

* "the boys' shoes"

* "the girls' dresses"

* Adding 's to plural nouns that don't end in s:

* "the children's books"

* "the women's hats"

Possessive nouns are essential for showing ownership or relationships. They help us understand who or what something belongs to.

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