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Is here a noun verb adj or prep?

"Here" can be several parts of speech depending on its use in a sentence.

* Adverb: It often functions as an adverb of place, indicating location. Example: "The book is here."

* Interjection: It can be used as an interjection to express surprise or agreement. Example: "Here comes the bus!"

* Pronoun: In rare cases, it can act as a pronoun, referring to a previously mentioned place. Example: "I'm here now, where you left me."

It's not a noun, verb, or preposition.

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