The Genitive Case (Full English Lesson): Apostrophe S for possession.

The Genitive Case is a grammatical construction typically used for showing possession and it corresponds to that “apostrophe s” or “s apostrophe” that you can find at the end of some nouns. In this short class I'll explain how to use it.
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Brilliant explanation and great examples. Thank you so much!

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Very instructive.

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So when I say The car door i'm Just expressing what type of door it is. Correct??? And I assume this structure cannot be used with all nouns correct? For example: The stairs of the house, I think we cannot say the house stairs?