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English Grammar Step by Step:
• Contents
• Introduction
• Notes
• Unit 1:  Negative and Interrogative Sentences
• Unit 2:  Short Answers
• Unit 8:  Irregular verbs
• Unit 11: The Genitive Case
• Unit 20: Relative clauses


Free Intermediate English Grammar:
• Contents
• Unit 9:  Irregular verbs


Free English Grammar for Beginners:
• Contents
• Unit 1:  A, an, some any and the
• Unit 2:  Some, any + body/one, + thing, + where
• Unit 3:  Personal pronouns and possessives
• Unit 4:  Reflexive pronouns, the reciprocal pronoun "each other" and object pronouns
• Unit 5:  List of irregular verbs


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   UNIT 11 - The key
   THE GENITIVE CASE

1
a Mr Smith’s canoe b The windows of the house c your son’s trainers d a cat’s eyes e my friend’s ballpoint

2
a Your sister’s court shoes b The schoolgirls’ uniforms c The schoolchildren’s running shoes d The schoolboy’s football boots e your friends’ behaviour

3
a Archimedes’ principle b Mrs Watkins’s hubby c Dickens’s novels d James’s girl-friend e Mr Miles’s missus

4
a Mary’s pimples b Celia’s eyes c The brim of my hat d The remote control of the video e Denis’s watch f Mr Evans’s pliers g my half-brother’s heyday h The walls of this house i The cover of this book j The lid of this trunk k Euripides’ plays l John’s half-siter m This packet of cigarettes n stems of these flowers o the lining of this dress p Her pupils’ homework q His dog’s tail r your warriors’ weapons s Miss Curtis’s lipstick t The Browns’ house u Billy’s clothes v Sophocles’ poetry w These slices of bread x The back of my chair y The walls of his house z My sister’s goddaughter

5
a Fiona and Elmer’s ostentatious flat b Mr and Mrs Jarvis’s carrots c The boys and the girls’ rooms d My brother and my sister’s sense of humour e Mr and Mrs White’s hammocks

6
a the butcher’s b the florist’s c the optician’s d the fishmonger’s e the dentist’s

7
a Yesterday’s competition b Last night’s perfomance c Next week’s party d Last year’s carnival e Tonight’s date

8
a Britain’s bus service/the bus service in Britain b the world’s record c Italy’s most ancient monument/the most ancient monument in Italy d the city’s first theatre/the first theatre in the city e the country’s most recent discovery/the most recent discovery in the country

9
a My brother-in-law’s toupee b The day before yesterday’s reception c Nicholas’s manners d The furniture of the palace e Spain’s way of live/the Spanish way of life/the way of live in Spain f a carpenter’s workshop g My dog and cat’s foot h Jesus’ miracles i Charles’s occupation j My pals’ bikes k my housekeeper’s keys l Her partner’s words m our daughter’s memory n Tess’s stepchildren o their manager’s secret weapons p Eve’s q Elmer’s birthday r My uncle’s vineyards; one’s own s The legs of the settee/The settee legs t The wood of the rocking chair u The day after tomorrow’s dancing contest v My hometown’s second museum/The second museum in my hometown w Liz’s alibi x Aristophanes’ humorous plays y the mermaid’s tale z That guy’s pekinese

10
a The government’s intervention/The intervention of the government b The company’s profits/The profits of the company c the committee’s policy/the policy of the committee d The team’s players/The players of the team e The party’s members/The members of the party

11
a a picture of the day (that) we met b the briefcase of the man (that) she promised to be always true to c the eyes of the ostrich (which) you are feeding d The face of boy (that) Mary loves e The ring of the person (who is) in love with him

12
a My ex-husband’s sudden death/The sudden death of my husband b James Joyce’s prose/The prose of James Joyce c Shakespeare’s lines/The lines of Shakespeare d The prime minister’s election/The election of the prime minister e The vixen’s running up and down/The running up and down of the vixen

13
a The sun’s rays b God’s sake c death’s door d twenty dollars’ worth of aubergines e her life’s ambition

14
a Marilyn Monroe’s sex appeal b our children’s sake c The president’s speech/The speech of the president d My sister’s wedding e Portugal’s culture/Portuguese culture f Socrates’ thoughts g Mrs Brooks’s shopping list h the world’s largest city/the largest city in the world i a tadpole’s gills j Peter’s rancour k Bess’s eggs l John Lennon’s songs m The sole of these brogues n The crocodile’s mouth o His ex-wife’s wristband p Yesterday’s showers q the ceiling of the room r the meaning of this word s his ex’s career path t our neighbour’s hose u the pet of the people (who live) next door v the multinational’s security measures/the security measures of the multinational w The kids’ survival/The survival of the kids x The company’s enterprising attitude/The enterprising attitude of the company y The material of this coffin z traveller’s cheques

Author: Miquel Molina i Diez


     Pages: 1 and the key

   Contents
   Introduction
   Notes
1  Negative and interrogative sentences (Page 2 and the key)
2  Short answers (Page 2 and the key)
3. Question tags
4. Question and exclamations
5. So, neither, nor, either
6. Be, used to, would, be/get/become used to, dare, have, get, become, grow, go, turn, fall and feel
7. Verb tenses: forms
8  Irregular verbs
9. Verb tenses: uses
10. Personal pronouns, possessives and reflexive pronouns
11  The genitive case (the key)
12. Singular and plural nouns
13. Gender
14. A, an, some, any, no, not, none, each, every and the; compounds of some, any, no and every
15. Neither, not...either, none, not...any, both and all
16. A few, few, a lot, lots, a little, little, many, much, no and plenty
17. Enough, too, so and such
18. Comparative and superlative sentences
19. Adjective order
20  Relative clauses (Page 2 and the key)
21. Do and make
22. Modal verbs
23. Infinitives, gerunds and present participles
24. Conditional sentences
25. Passive sentences
26. Reported speech
27. Purpose
28. Word order
29. Inversion
30. Connectors
31. Prepositions
32. Phrasal verbs
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