Use the possessive case of the nouns where possible.
1. the new club of the students -
2. the walls of the room -
3. the offices of Jane and Pete -
4. the pages of the book -
5. the dog of the man I saw you with yesterday -
6. the novels by Dickens -
7. the house of my mother-in-law -
8. the mother of Robert and Lucy -
9. the son of her former class-mate -
10. the new car of her father -
1. the new club of the students -
2. the walls of the room -
3. the offices of Jane and Pete -
4. the pages of the book -
5. the dog of the man I saw you with yesterday -
6. the novels by Dickens -
7. the house of my mother-in-law -
8. the mother of Robert and Lucy -
9. the son of her former class-mate -
10. the new car of her father -
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3. Jane and Pete's offices
5. the man's dog
6. Dickens's novels
7. my mother-in-law's house
8. Robert and Lucy's mother -
9. her former class-mate's son
10. her father's car
1. The students' new club. 3. Jane and Pete's offices. 5. The man's dog. 6. Dickens's novels. 7. My mother-in-law's house. 8. Robert and Lucy's mother . 9. Her former classmate's son. 10. Her father's car