Her Sentences
"Her" is a pronoun referring to a previously mentioned female person or object associated with a female. e.g., I returned the book to her.
How to use Her in a sentence
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Her Sentences
Her hair was shining in the sun.
I borrowed a pen from her.
Her dress was a beautiful shade of blue.
The dog followed her to the park.
She painted her room pink.
The song reminded her of old times.
She showed me her favorite toy.
He gave her the gift.
The teacher praised her for good work.
The cat rubbed against her leg.
She told me about her trip to Europe.
The ball rolled towards her.
The bird sat on her shoulder.
Her birthday is next month.
Her laughter filled the room.
She wore her favorite shoes today.
I could see tears in her eyes.
Her opinion matters to me.
The flowers in her garden are blooming.
I trust her completely.
She introduced me to her family.
The teacher called her to the front.
Her dream is to become a pilot.
Her smile is very infectious.
She talked about her experiences in college.
Her bicycle has a flat tire.
She showed her ID at the entrance.
Her cake was the tastiest.
I like her sense of humor.
Her house is at the end of the street.
The movie scared her.
Her shoes are shiny and new.
The scarf complements her outfit.
She read her book for hours.
The sun reflected in her glasses.
Her answer was correct.
She carried her baby in her arms.
The story touched her deeply.
Her painting won first prize.
She shared her secrets with me.
I sat next to her in the theater.
She wrote her name on the paper.
I helped her with her homework.
The hat suits her well.
She put her bag on the table.
She shared her lunch with me.
Her dance moves were impressive.
I'm proud of her achievements.
She wore her hair in a bun.
Her enthusiasm is contagious.
Her Definitions
"Her" can introduce a noun linked to a female possessor.
Her brother is my friend.
"Her" denotes possession related to a female person.
That's her book on the table.
"Her" indicates association or belonging concerning a female.
The cat wagged its tail at her.
"Her" is an object pronoun referring to a female.
I gave the letter to her.
"Her" refers to the female person previously mentioned.
Her dress was blue, and it matched her eyes.
"Her" is used before a gerund to denote female possession.
I appreciate her helping us.
Her Idioms & Phrases
On her toes
Keeping a female person alert.
The challenging job keeps her on her toes.
At her fingertips
Something easily accessible to a female.
She has all the information at her fingertips.
Her two cents
A female's opinion or input.
She always adds her two cents in meetings.
In her element
A female being comfortable in a situation.
On the stage, she's in her element.
Her knight in shining armor
A male figure who rescues or helps a female.
When she was stranded, he became her knight in shining armor.
Her claim to fame
What a female is best known for.
Her novel was her claim to fame.
Her Achilles' heel
A female's major weakness.
Chocolate is her Achilles' heel.
Bite her tongue
A female refraining from speaking.
She wanted to respond but had to bite her tongue.
Pull the wool over her eyes
Deceive or fool a female.
You can't pull the wool over her eyes.
Off her rocker
A female acting in a crazy manner.
She danced like no one was watching, they thought she was off her rocker.
Common Curiosities
What is the pronunciation of her?
"Her" is pronounced as /hɜr/ in American English.
What part of speech is her?
"Her" is a pronoun.
What is the root word of her?
"Her" doesn't have a "root word" in the same way verbs do; it is a pronoun.
What is another term for her?
Another term for "her" when used as an object pronoun could be "she" when used as a subject pronoun.
What is the verb form of her?
"Her" is not a verb, so it does not have a verb form.
What is a stressed syllable in her?
The entire word "her" is stressed as it has only one syllable.
Which vowel is used before her?
The word "her" begins with the vowel "e."
What is the opposite of her?
"Him" (when considering gender).
How many syllables are in her?
One syllable.
How is her used in a sentence?
"Her" can denote possession or be an object referring to a female, e.g., "I gave her the book."
Which conjunction is used with her?
"Her" can be used with any conjunction, depending on the sentence.
Is her a negative or positive word?
"Her" is neutral; it is neither negative nor positive.
Is her a countable noun?
"Her" is not a noun; therefore, it's not countable.
Why is it called her?
"Her" derives from Old English to distinguish feminine gender in third-person singular.
Is her a vowel or consonant?
"Her" is a word containing both vowels and consonants.
Is her a collective noun?
No, "her" is not a collective noun.
Is the her term a metaphor?
No, "her" is not a metaphor.
How do we divide her into syllables?
"Her" has one syllable, so it's not divided.
Which preposition is used with her?
Any preposition can be used with "her" based on context, e.g., "with her," "for her."
Is her a noun or adjective?
"Her" can be both a possessive adjective and an object pronoun.
Is her an abstract noun?
No, "her" is not an abstract noun.
Is the word “her” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Her" can be used as both a direct and indirect object depending on the sentence's context.
Which determiner is used with her?
"Her" itself can be a determiner.
Which article is used with her?
Articles are not typically used directly before "her."
Is her an adverb?
No, "her" is not an adverb.
Is the word her is imperative?
No, "her" is not imperative.
Is the word her is Gerund?
No, "her" is not a gerund.
What is the singular form of her?
"Her" is always singular.
What is the plural form of her?
"Her" doesn't have a plural form.
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