Questions & Answers about היא תלמד עברית מחר בבוקר, ואחרי זה היא תלך למשרד.
Both verbs are in the future tense:
- תלמד = she will learn / study
- תלך = she will go
In Modern Hebrew, the future form for third person feminine singular often begins with ת־.
One important detail: these same forms can also match second person masculine singular in some cases, so תלמד can also mean you will learn and תלך can also mean you will go. In this sentence, the pronoun היא makes it clear that the meaning is she.
Yes, Hebrew can often leave subject pronouns out, because the verb already gives a lot of information.
So this sentence could also be:
היא תלמד עברית מחר בבוקר, ואחרי זה תלך למשרד.
That would still sound natural.
The second היא is there for clarity, rhythm, or a slight sense of emphasis. Repeating the subject in a new clause is very common and natural in Hebrew.