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The document explains how to use possessive 's to show belonging or possession. It states that possessive 's is an apostrophe followed by an s and is used as a determiner when something belongs to someone or something. It provides examples for singular and plural nouns, and when something belongs to multiple people, where the apostrophe goes after the last mentioned person. It concludes with practice sentences to fill in the possessive 's.
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