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she

/ʃiː/

She is a third-person singular pronoun used as the subject of a verb to refer to a female person or animal. It is used to avoid repeating a specific name or noun after the female subject has already been introduced.

Exemplos

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1

She is my best friend from school.

She is my best friend from school.

2

She shall be appointed as the primary contact for this case.

She shall be appointed as the primary contact for this case.

3

She's coming over tonight for some pizza.

She's coming over tonight for some pizza.

Família de palavras

Adjetivo
her (possessive)
Relacionado
woman
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Dica de memorização

Remember that 'She' starts with an 'S' like 'Sister.'

Quiz rápido

Sarah is a doctor. ____ works at the local hospital.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: She

Exemplos

1

She is my best friend from school.

everyday

She is my best friend from school.

2

She shall be appointed as the primary contact for this case.

formal

She shall be appointed as the primary contact for this case.

3

She's coming over tonight for some pizza.

informal

She's coming over tonight for some pizza.

4

She concludes that the results of the study are statistically significant.

academic

She concludes that the results of the study are statistically significant.

5

She leads the marketing department with great efficiency.

business

She leads the marketing department with great efficiency.

Família de palavras

Adjetivo
her (possessive)
Relacionado
woman

Colocações comuns

she said she said
she is she is
she was she was
she has she has
she wants she wants

Frases Comuns

she's the one

she is the specific person intended

that's what she said

a common joke response

she'll be right

an idiom meaning everything will be okay

Frequentemente confundido com

she vs her

'She' is a subject pronoun used for the person doing the action, whereas 'her' is an object pronoun used for the person receiving the action.

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Notas de uso

Use 'she' as the subject of a sentence to refer to a single female. It can also be used traditionally to refer to ships, countries, or the moon, though this is less common today.

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Erros comuns

Learners often use the object form 'her' as a subject, saying 'Her is happy' instead of 'She is happy.'

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Dica de memorização

Remember that 'She' starts with an 'S' like 'Sister.'

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Origem da palavra

From the Middle English word 'sche', derived from the Old English feminine demonstrative pronoun 'sēo'.

Padrões gramaticais

Subject pronoun for feminine singular Requires singular verb conjugation (e.g., she works, she is) Replaces a feminine noun in the subject position
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Contexto cultural

In modern English, usage is evolving to ensure gender-neutral options like 'they' are used if a person's gender identity is not female.

Quiz rápido

Sarah is a doctor. ____ works at the local hospital.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: She

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