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n this video, we’ll explore how the possessive case is not just used to show ownership, but also to add emphasis in spoken and written English. 💬✨

🔹 What is the Possessive Case?
🔹 How can it be used emphatically?
🔹 Difference between normal and emphatic usage
🔹 Real-life examples and sentence patterns
🔹 Practice for better understanding ✅

Whether you're a student or someone improving your English communication, this lesson will help you understand how to highlight ownership or emotion using the possessive case.

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Contrast with someone else.

Highlight strong emotion or personal involvement.

Emphasize that the item/person belongs to no one else.

🔸 Examples:
That’s my bag, not hers!
→ The possessive "my" is used emphatically to stress ownership.

It was John’s idea that saved the project.
→ "John’s" is used to highlight that he, not anyone else, deserves credit.

This is our land, and we will protect it.
→ "Our" emphasizes belonging and emotional connection.

🔹 Structure Tip:
While emphatic possessives are usually used with possessive pronouns or determiners (my, your, his, her, our, their), the apostrophe + s (‘s) form can also be emphatic when used in contrasting or highlighted

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