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Task: Complete the sentences using possessive adjectives, pronouns, and other appropriate forms.

#### Section A: Complete with possessive adjectives (my, your, his, etc.)

1. Shirley and her brothers, Richard and John, are good students.
- Possessive adjective: her

2. Mrs. Smith, how old is your daughter? Her daughter is 12.
- Possessive adjective: your
- Possessive adjective: her

3. Martin and his sister are studying their lessons.
- Possessive adjective: his
- Possessive adjective: their

4. I’ve got two sisters. Their names are Cindy and Sue.
- Possessive adjective: Their

5. Ted and Phil, is Kelly your sister? Yes, Kelly is our sister.
- Possessive adjective: your
- Possessive adjective: our

6. Robert and his brother Pete are here.
- Possessive adjective: his

7. She hasn’t got a book. So this book is not hers.
- Possessive pronoun: hers

8. My friend Alice is very happy. Today is her birthday.
- Possessive adjective: her

9. We’ve got some books in the bag. Have you got any?
- Possessive adjective: some
- Possessive adjective: any

10. They are doing their homework and he is doing his.
- Possessive adjective: their
- Possessive adjective: his

11. I have got a brother. John is my brother and I am his sister.
- Possessive adjective: my
- Possessive adjective: his

12. This is a wonderful doll. Its eyes are big and blue.
- Possessive adjective: Its

13. We are very late. Our classes begin at 8:30 a.m.
- Possessive adjective: Our

14. Haven’t you got a lot of Japanese friends? Write their names.
- Possessive adjective: their

15. My school is modern. Its rooms are large and well equipped.
- Possessive adjective: Its

16. There are Mr. and Mrs. Moran and their children.
- Possessive adjective: their

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#### Section B: Complete with possessive pronouns (mine, yours, etc.)

1. Whose bag is this? It’s my sister’s bag.
- Possessive pronoun: mine

2. Whose bikes are those? They’re the pupils’ bikes.
- Possessive pronoun: yours

3. Philip has got a lot of books. They’re his.
- Possessive pronoun: his

4. Jane, is this money yours?
- Possessive pronoun: yours

5. Frank and Rita, are these records theirs? Yes, they’re theirs.
- Possessive pronoun: theirs
- Possessive pronoun: theirs

6. Whose car is that? Is it yours? No, it’s not mine; it’s my brother’s.
- Possessive pronoun: yours
- Possessive pronoun: mine

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#### Section C: Fill in the blanks with possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives

- This section is already covered in Sections A and B, so no additional work is needed.

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Final Answer:

Boxed Final Answer:
```boxed{
A.
1. her
2. your, her
3. his, their
4. Their
5. your, our
6. his
7. hers
8. her
9. some, any
10. their, his
11. my, his
12. Its
13. Our
14. their
15. Its
16. their

B.
1. mine
2. yours
3. his
4. yours
5. theirs, theirs
6. yours, mine
}
```