Genetive ('s or s')

The genitive indicates possession.
When do you use the genitive?

1. With people.
   • This is Pete's bike. (de fiets van Pete)
2. With words related to time and distance.
   • Today's newspaper.
   • A one mile's walk.
3. At a place where someone lives or works.
   • At the butcher's.
   • He is going to stay at his uncle's.

Note: a word in the plural already ends with an s then you only have to add an apostrophe to it..

• A two kilometres' walk.