She is used the same way he is used (subject of a sentence or clause) Her is similar to him (object) Hers corresponds to His ( posessive

1. Some examples: I saw her sitting next to him. My brother met her yesterday in the library. 2. "Her hers" doesn't exist in this form, either you use "her" (for example: her bag, her shoes, her umbrella), or "hers" (for example: this umbrella is hers, these shoes are hers, that bag is hers) 3. "He/She" is a subjective pronoun - "he/she" is a subject of the sentence. "Him/Her" is an objective pronoun - "him/her" is an object of the sentence. "His/Hers" is a possessive pronoun - it expresses a possesion :) I hope it's clear enough, if you have more questions on this, you can either ask here or write me a message :)

She is used as the subject of your sentence and her is used as the object. She sent me some money yesterday. I talked to her this morning. She sent the letter to her the other day. She (doer of the action) her (receiver) Her vs hers We use her if It's followed by the noun. This is her locker. If the noun is omitted, we say: This is hers.