What is difference between "there you go" and "here you go". Thanks.
How to use them in the right situation?
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I am not a professor of English , however I am a native English Speaker and I see these used equally. The grammatical aspect aside , I believe these can be used without fear of using the wrong one. For example let's say that you have dropped your car off for repair and the mechanic is returning your keys to you after you pay.
-"Here you go , you're all set."
-"There you go , we got it all taken care of for you."
Both of these I have heard hundreds of times and are interchangeable in my opinion , I am sure there is a grammatically correct one , but for the sake of fluency they are the same.
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