¿Si him es para hombre en ingles, cual es para mujer?
Si en ingles yo quiero decir ''Ella describe que carla le mostro nueva york'' Como deberia ponerlo? o ''Ella dice que fue muy divertido ir a coney island'' y por ultimo ''Ella dice que fue muy emocionante ver a los dos actores''
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HIM= [jim] ( A ÉL) Es un pronombre usado como objeto de un verbo, después del verbo To Be, o después de una preposición para referirse a una persona o un animal de sexo masculino que ya ha sido mencionado o que es fácil de identificar.
HE = Pronombre personal (va delante del verbo) He is a nice friend! / He likes music
HIS = Adjetivo posesivo ( va delante del sustantivo) His car is old / That was his house
HIM =Pronombre objetivo (va detrás del verbo) Give him the book / Look at him! / When did you see
him?
SHE =( ELLA ) Pronombre personal
HER = (SU-DE ELLA) Adjetivo posesivo
HER= ( A ELLA ) Pronombre objetivo
SE USA EXACTAMENTE IGUAL QUE COMO TE EXPLIQUÉ "HIM"
Ojalá hayas comprendido.
She describes that Carla showed her New York City.
She said it was a lot of fun to go to Coney Island.
She said it was very exciting to see the two actors.
he= el
she= ella
him= el
I like him. El me gusta/cae bien.
his= su
His car is blue. Sus carro es azúl.
her= ella
I like her. Ella me gusta/cae bien.
her= su
Her car is blue= Su carro es azúl.
El equivalente a him en femenino es "her".
She describes how Carla showed her New York. She says it was very amusing to go to Coney Island.
She says it was really exciting to see both actors.
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him es para el her es para ella
Her, pero en tus oraciones es mejor decir she
She describes how Carla shows her new York,
She says that it was really fun to go to coney island
She says it was very exciting to see the two actors
She decribes that Carla showed HER New York.
She says that going to Coney Island was really funny
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She= a ella, Her= pronombre posesivo, su de ella.
es "her" o "she" en este caso seria "she"
"She describes that showed him new york carla"