She / Herself. Could you take a look at the text.
"She has bought a pair of shoes"

for whom? For her or other person?

I want to say she bought the shoes for herself, using "has bought". How could I write that sentence? Is there more than one way to write it?

I would be grateful if you could help me

Question

She / Herself. Could you take a look at the text.
"She has bought a pair of shoes"

for whom? For her or other person?

I want to say she bought the shoes for herself, using "has bought". How could I write that sentence? Is there more than one way to write it?

I would be grateful if you could help me

Answer

You could say:

She bought herself a pair of shoes

or

She bought a pair of shoes for herself

Answer

"She has bought a pair of shoes" is a perfectly fine sentence. Adding "for herself" (or any other person) is also valid.

"She has bought a pair of shoes."
"She has bought a pair of shoes for herself."
"She has bought a pair of shoes for her friend."

All of these are perfectly valid English sentences. Please let me know if I didn't answer your question. Thank you.