Questions & Answers about יש לה שליטה טובה במכונית.
Because in the present tense, Hebrew usually expresses possession with יש + ל־.
So:
- יש = there is / there exists
- לה = to her
Literally, יש לה means there is to her, but in natural English that becomes she has.
לה is made of:
- ל־ = to / for
- ־ה = her
So לה literally means to her or for her.
In this sentence, it marks the person who possesses something.
Compare:
- יש לי = I have
- יש לו = he has
- יש לה = she has
- יש להם = they have
Because לה already tells you who the possessor is: her.
Hebrew does not need a separate subject pronoun here the way English uses she.
So יש לה already means she has.
If you added היא, it would usually sound unnecessary or marked unless you were emphasizing something.