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Discover Ludwig"her homework" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual's task or assignment, such as "Rachel struggled to finish her homework on time."
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That is her homework.
Did her homework.
She had done her homework.
Then she does her homework.
She helps Jessie with her homework.
Not praying, just doing her homework.
"She has done her homework," he said.
She does her homework and then micropanders.
Taylor did her homework on the industry.
She commutes, doing her homework en route.
I know she did her homework.
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