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The man stands here.

There is a lot of water here.

There is little water here.

Excuse me, may we sit here?

(Excuse me, could you tell me if I may put my books here?)

Luckily the hospital is no farther than twenty minutes from here.

Please pay here, Mrs. Schmidt, and take the map with you.

There is no fee here.

I like the culture here.

It’s cramped here.

We need understanding of the culture here.

Please stop here for at most two minutes; my girlfriend is getting off.

Could you please enter your PIN and withdraw here with the debit card?

Nobody is allowed to come in here without an ID.

Here on the train the mobile reception is surprisingly good.

That is common here.

The exit is easy to find from here if you just go straight ahead.

The ending in the plural sounds different here than in the singular.

Which case fits here? The lecturer explains when the dative and when the accusative is used.

Could you please explain why the pronoun comes before the verb here?