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Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game



 
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Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game #1 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 21:53 pm   Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game
 

I don't know what's the difference or when I have to use:
game ball
game's ball
ball of the game

I really want a very clear answer, please.
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Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game #2 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 12:23 pm   Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game
 

It's impossible to answer your question without context for the expressions. None of those expressions are commonly used, so we need you to show us what contexts you saw them in.
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Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game #3 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 21:50 pm   Possessive: Game ball vs Game's ball vs Ball of the game
 

OK. And if I am speaking about a soccer game and the ball was lost. How can I reference thar ball?
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