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Would I say: "It was the boy's beside her balloon."

Or

"It was the boy beside her's balloon."

I feel like it's the first one, but it sounds weird when I say it out loud.

Thanks!

S. N. Walker
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  • Are you saying that the balloon belongs to the boy beside her? If so, then we have a couple of questions already. – Andrew Leach Jun 15 '19 at 08:54
  • “It was the boy's ballon beside her.” (The balloon is beside the girl) “The balloon belongs to the boy beside her” (The boy sitting beside the girl is the owner of the balloon) Are you sure you want the word balloon, and not "ball"? Not that it makes that much difference. – Mari-Lou A Jun 15 '19 at 08:56

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