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Introduction

Chapter 1. The  notion of possession in English

 1.1. Definition of possession

1.2. Syntactic synonymy in English

Chapter 2. Ways of expressing possession

2.1. Possessive case (construction with apostrophe 's)

2.2 Possession expressed with "of" structure

2.3. Noun+noun construction (construction without 's)

Conclusion

Bibliography

 

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