[Grammar] How to express possession of someting?

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How to express possession of someting? I mean when do I need use " is - 's and of" ?
For example:
Gift's bag or Gift's bag or Gift bag ?
Maybe possesstion has any rule?
 
JustAlilBit said:
How to express possession of someting? I mean when do I need use " is - 's and of" ?
For example:
Gift's bag or Gift's bag or Gift bag ?
Maybe possesstion has any rule?
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What is a "gift's bag"?
 
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