Over here? Over there? An English Lesson on Phrases with Here and There

As you learn English you will run into phrases like, "over here", and "up there" and many more. These phrases use the words "here" and "there" but they can be a little challenging to understand.

In this English lesson I will try to have some fun while at the same time teaching the meaning and usage of these phrases.

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