Questions & Answers about היא אומרת שהשלט נמצא בארגז הקטן, ליד דף עם הסיסמה של הרשת.
Because the verb has to match the subject’s gender in the present tense.
- היא = she
- אומרת = says for a feminine singular subject
- אומר would be used with a masculine singular subject, like הוא אומר
So:
- היא אומרת = she says
- הוא אומר = he says
ש־ means that.
It connects the first clause to the second clause:
- היא אומרת = she says
- שהשלט נמצא... = that the ... is located...
So ש־ is a very common linking word in Hebrew, especially after verbs like:
- אומר/אומרת = says
- חושב/חושבת = thinks
- יודע/יודעת = knows
In this sentence, it introduces what she says.