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Here refers to a place.  \nI can’t   anything when my brother plays the drums.  \nWhere are you? I’m   !  \nI can   the kids laughing in the park.  \nCan you turn up the volume, please? I can’t   the music.  \nMy homework is missing, but I left it right    \n  is your weekly allowance.  \nDad told me to take out the garbage, but I didn’t   him.  \nWe   with our ears.  \nI am   to pick up my mail.  \nWho wants to   about my vacation?  \nHear or Here  \nGrade 4 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nHear means to receive sounds. Here refers to a place.  \nI can’t hear anything when my brother plays the drums.  \nWhere are you? I’m here!  \nI can hear the kids laughing in the park.  \nCan you turn up the volume, please? 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