A grammar point for が/の substitution?

Hello everyone!

I have just finally logged back in to Bunpro to reset everything and start from scratch.
I believe there was a grammar point for ga-no substitution (when you replace が with の in subordinate clauses). I looked for の in the search but I just can’t find it. Was it ever there? Hope someone can help me find it :pray:

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I’m not really sure that needs its own grammar point? It’s just a change in how the sentence is phrased. 私が食べたケーキ “the cake I ate” vs 私の食べたケーキ “my cake (which I ate)”

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