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Possessive noun for the kite that belongs to that girl

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  • 15-10-2017
The possessive form would be "that girl's kite". Possessive relations, that is relations of belonging of something to someone, are expressed with an apostrophe. However, in this case, we have a noun phrase (a group of words where a noun is the headword). So, we will only put an apostrophe to the noun that is the headword.
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