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Amy is taller from her brother.

Amy is taller than her brother.

Adjectives (or adverbs) in the comparative are followed by than and not by from.

They fell down and hurt themselves.

They fell down and hurt theirselves.

The reflexive pronouns, third person, are himself and themselves, and not hisself and theirselves.

The door is open, please shut it.

The door is open, please shut her.

In English only names of people and animals have gender (masculine or feminine). Inanimate things are neuter, and take the pronoun it in the singular

It's possible to use masculine or feminine pronouns when inanimate things are personified: England is proud of her navy.

David slept well and was better the next day.

David slept well and was better the other day.

Also possible:

David slept well and was better on the following day.

The other day is an idiom meaning a few days ago: I met an old friend the other day.

She disappeared from the house.

She was disappeared from the house.

As a rule, don't use intransitive verbs, like appear, seem, become, consist, in the passive form. Intransitive verbs don't have an object.

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