🇬🇧 Hers meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

We use “hers” to show that something belongs to a girl, woman, or female animal, without saying the thing again. Instead of saying, “That backpack is her backpack,” we just say, “That backpack is hers.” It replaces the noun and shows ownership, like his, mine, or yours, but for a female person or animal.

My brother tried to steal the last slice of pizza, but Grandma raised one eyebrow and said it was hers.

I borrowed my cousin’s jacket, but the ten pounds of glitter proved it was hers.

The sparkly slime covering the ceiling is hers, but the trouble for it is mine.

In our pillow fight, the giant pillow as big as a small car was hers, so we surrendered immediately.

The baby grabbed my hat and announced it was hers, even though she can’t even spell hat.

Anna sees a red hat on a bench. A boy says, "Is it mine?" A small girl says, "No, it is hers." Anna points to the little girl. The little girl says, "It is hers, it is hers, it is hers." Anna gives the hat to her. The little girl hugs the hat and smiles. The hat is hers.

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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