here

«here» in Mova's school dictionary: in, at or to this place: come here — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples, with 5 sentences of Mova's corpora that use it.

part of speech

adverb

meaning for a pupil

1) Here means in, at or to this place: come here. tree →

2) Here means in this case, at this point: here we multiply. tree →

3) «Here is» and «here you are» are said when you give or show something. tree →

sense in the lessons

in this problem («Here the word «more» does not mean adding»); in everyday life «come here», «here you are», «here it is», «over here», «here and there»; in class the register: «Here, Miss!»

examples

• Here the word «more» does not mean adding … tree →
• Here we multiply. tree →
• There are 7 birds here and 5 birds there. tree →
• Come here and look at this! tree →
• Here is your lunch box. tree →
• «Ben?» «Here!» tree →
• We have lived here for three years. tree →
• Here you are: one ice cream. tree →
• “Here, give me the little girl. tree →

note

Points at the case being discussed; no operation clue. Trap: «birds here and birds there» are two parts, often to add. Do not mix «here» (this place) with «hear» (listen with your ears): they sound the same. Opposite: there.

In the corpora

• See, it says 'mild threat' here."
• Some of the smallest animals here are the rarest of all, and zoos breed them to save kinds that would otherwise disappear.
• Here is the surprise: a huge oak does not eat soil to grow.
• Feather grass, wild tulips and lime trees each have clever tricks to live here.
• A little bottle labelled "DRINK ME" appears on the table, "which certainly was not here before", Alice says.

Trees and pragmatics

Every meaning and example of «here» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.