Réponse :
Bonjour,
a. It's a cottage of a farm-labourer.
It’s a farm-labourer’s cottage.
b. Someone has stolen the necklace of Diana.
Someone has stolen Diana’s neckless.
c. James brought the cycle of the little boy from the garden.
James brought the little boy’s cycle from the garden.
d. The mother of the husband paid a bail to avoid him prison.
The husband’s mother paid a bail to avoid him.
e. He must be the successor of Chief Krotoa.
He must be Chief Krotoa’s successor.
f. The lips of Mrs Turner are painted red.
Mrs Turner's lips are painted red.
g. The sons of Charles are William and Harry.
Charles’s sons are William and Harry.
Explications :
Le génitif ( = cas posséssif ) s'emploi pour des liens de possession ou de parenté.
On met le possesseur devant ce qu'il possède
Bill's book ==> Le livre de Bill
's marque la possession ( quand le possesseur est singulier. Ce qui est le cas pour toutes les phrases de ton exercice )
