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Here refers to a place.  \nThere is no one    \nCan you   the dog barking?  \nWhen your uncle gets   , tell him to wait.  \nThe bears won’t   us if we’re quiet.  \nKids, where are you? We’re    \nWho put the keys   ?  \nI can’t   you. You’re mumbling.  \n  are two great pictures you painted for me.  \nDo you think they can   us when we whisper?  \nis the book I wanted to read.  \nHear or Here  \nGrade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nHear means to receive sounds. Here refers to a place.  \nThere is no one here.  \nCan you hear the dog barking?  \nWhen your uncle gets here, tell him to wait.  \nThe bears won’t hear us if we’re quiet.  \nKids, where are you? We’re here.  \nWho put the keys here?  \nI can’t hear you. 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