🇬🇧 Her meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

We use the word "her" when we are talking about a girl, woman, or female animal, and she is the one getting something, being helped, being seen, or being talked to. It usually comes after a verb or a little word like "to," "for," or "with." For example, if you give a book to a girl, you say, "Give the book to her," because she is the one receiving the book.

I told her my secret, and she told it to her pet goldfish, who now knows Bridalveil Fall everything.

We showed her the haunted house, and she showed us how fast she could run away from it.

Grandma gave her a hug so squishy that her bones filed a complaint.

We invited her to the party, and she arrived with a suitcase full of glitter and snacks.

I gave her my last french fry, and she promised to mention me in her victory speech.

A little girl cries. Wind takes the red balloon from her. A kind boy runs and grabs it. He gives the red balloon back to her and smiles at her. A dog brings a lost hat to her. People help her. The girl stops crying and then hugs the balloon.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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