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verb + her (direct object)
her 作动词的直接宾语。
I saw her yesterday.
我昨天看见了她。
她（she的宾格）
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她（she的宾格）
Used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a female person, animal, ship, etc. previously mentioned or easily identified; also used colloquially or in dialect as a subject.
I saw her yesterday.
我昨天看见了她。
作动词或介词的宾语；口语或方言中也可作主语。
在介词后、作为动词宾语或(口语中)作为带连词的主语使用的“她”的形式；那位女性,那艘船等,或(方言中)作为无连词的主语
The form of she used after a preposition, as the object of a verb, or (colloquial) as a subject with a conjunction; that woman, that ship, etc, or (dialect) as a subject without a conjunction.
I saw her at the park.
我在公园看见了她。
Please give her the book.
请把书给她。
Can you help her with the homework?
你能帮她做作业吗？
her 作动词的直接宾语。
I saw her yesterday.
我昨天看见了她。
her 作间接宾语。
She gave her a book.
她给了她一本书。
her 作介词的宾语。
This gift is for her.
这份礼物是给她的。
Not this
Her is a student.
Use this
She is a student.
主语位置应使用主格代词 'she'，而不是宾格 'her'。中文的'她'不分主宾，但英语中主格与宾格不同。
Not this
I saw she yesterday.
Use this
I saw her yesterday.
及物动词后应使用宾格代词 'her'，而不是主格 'she'。中文中'看见她'的'她'是宾语，但英语需要宾格形式。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
告诉她
I will tell her the news.
我会告诉她这个消息。
给她
Please give her the book.
请把书给她。
看见她
I saw her at the park yesterday.
我昨天在公园看见她了。
为她
This gift is for her.
这个礼物是给她的。
和她一起
I went to the movies with her.
我和她一起去看电影了。
帮助她
Can you help her with her homework?
你能帮她做作业吗？
惹她生气
He always knows how to get her goat by teasing her.
他总是知道如何通过取笑来惹她生气。
她最大的敌人是她自己
She is her own worst enemy when it comes to making decisions.
在做决定时，她最大的敌人就是她自己。
她心地善良
Even though she made a mistake, her heart is in the right place.
尽管她犯了错误，但她的心地是善良的。
我爱上了她。
Have you seen her new haircut?
你看到她的新发型了吗？
女王陛下是个非常不错的女孩。
I gave her a book for her birthday.
我给了她一本书作为生日礼物。
Use her naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
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her是‘她’的宾格，用her时，‘她’是动作的承受者。
常见场景：日常对话、书面语 通常适用于多种场合，中性语体。
These words share the same vowel sound /ɜr/ in their stressed pronunciation. In unstressed contexts, 'her' is typically pronounced /ər/, which differs from the stressed /ɜr/ sound found in these pattern words. Thus, they are genuine rhymes only when 'her' is stressed, not in its weak form. Also note that the spellings vary (-er, -ir, -ur, -ere) but represent the same sound.
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