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Name _____________________________
Date ___________________

Using her, hers, and she
Circle the word that best completes each sentence.

1.  The teacher raised her brow when (her, hers, she) heard the excuse.
2.  Aunt Meg is making a quilt for each of (her, hers, she) nieces and nephews.
3.  The purse with the picture of Marilyn Monroe is (her, hers, she).
4.  Follow the hallway and (her, hers, she) is Room 161.
5.  Ginger broke (her, hers, she) necklace and lost some of the beads.
6.  (Her, Hers, She) was the class that everyone loved.
7.  The teacher felt the student was disinterested in (her, hers, she) class.
8.  We did not find even an iota of evidence that (her, hers, she) was the murderer.
9.  I didn't know (her, hers, she) was going with us.
10.  The teacher used the teachable moment when (her, hers, she) showed her class the rainbow.
11.  Sally won an award for (her, hers, she) science fair project.
12.  (Her, Hers, She) is the third classroom on the right.
13.  Angela is a friend of (her, hers, she).
14.  Mary is known for (her, hers, she) benevolence to little children.
15.  (Her, Hers, She) bored everyone with her verbose speech.
16.  Mom had trouble trying to thread the needle after (her, hers, she) lost her glasses.
17.  The document that printed is (her, hers, she).
18.  The teacher made a good impression on (her, hers, she) new students.
19.  Sherry said that (her, hers, she) isn't going to make a cake for the contest.
20.  The pink and purple roller blades are (her, hers, she).



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