Difference between "Now & Right now" ; "Here & Right here" ; "There & Right there"
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'Right' means 'specifically' in this context. It is used for emphasis, to mean that you are indicating the exact time or place you want something.
With 'here', and 'there', you would probably be pointing to an exact spot.
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By adding 'right' makes the phrase more specific and detailed. It's possessive as some would say.
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You use "there" just to emphasize the adverb.
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