Hear is a verb meaning "to perceive by the ear." Here is an adverb meaning "of or in this place."
(From Write for Business, page 232, and Proofreader's Guide PDF, page 44)
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- Avoiding Sentence Errors: Agreement of Subject and Verb: Subjects with or/nor
- From Dilemma to . . . Dilemonade
- Avoiding Sentence Errors: Agreement of Subject and Verb: Compound Subjects
- Using the Right Word: right, write, wright, rite
- Using the Right Word: respectfully, respectively
- Avoiding Sentence Errors: Agreement of Subject and Verb: Delayed Subjects
- Write Like Magic!
- Avoiding Sentence Errors: Agreement of Subject and Verb: Number
- Using the Right Word: reason . . . is because, reason why
- Using the Right Word: real, very, really
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