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English, 29.01.2020 06:00 alexi25jeep

She stood silently and gazed at him, her dark brown eyes expressionless, and then she turned on her heel and left the room.

the word her in the sentence above acts as a pronoun and an
a. article.
b. adverb.
c. adjective.
d. interjection.

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