她的铅笔在哪里用英文怎么说
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"Where is her pencil?" is how you would ask about the location of someone's pencil in Engpsh. The sentence is formed using the question word "where," the pronoun "is" to indicate that you are asking for information about the present location of the object, and the possessive pronoun "her" to indicate that the pencil belongs to the person you are asking about.
The origins of the words "where," "is," and "her" come from different parts of the Engpsh language. "Where" comes from the Old Engpsh word "hwær," which means "at what place." "Is" comes from the Old Engpsh verb "sind," which is the third person singular form of the verb "to be." "Her" comes from the Old Engpsh pronoun "hēo," which is the third person singular feminine pronoun.
Examples of sentences using this phrase:
"Can you tell me where her pencil is?"
"I can't find my pen. Do you know where her pencil is?"
"I think I left my notebook in the classroom. Do you know where her pencil is?"
对应的中文翻译：
"你能告诉我她的铅笔在哪里吗？"
"我找不到我的钢笔，你知道她的铅笔在哪里吗？"
"我想我把笔记本留在了教室里，你知道她的铅笔在哪里吗？"
The origins of the words "where," "is," and "her" come from different parts of the Engpsh language. "Where" comes from the Old Engpsh word "hwær," which means "at what place." "Is" comes from the Old Engpsh verb "sind," which is the third person singular form of the verb "to be." "Her" comes from the Old Engpsh pronoun "hēo," which is the third person singular feminine pronoun.
Examples of sentences using this phrase:
"Can you tell me where her pencil is?"
"I can't find my pen. Do you know where her pencil is?"
"I think I left my notebook in the classroom. Do you know where her pencil is?"
对应的中文翻译：
"你能告诉我她的铅笔在哪里吗？"
"我找不到我的钢笔，你知道她的铅笔在哪里吗？"
"我想我把笔记本留在了教室里，你知道她的铅笔在哪里吗？"