1. 1. “Hear” refers to the act of detecting with the ears.
EX: If a tree falls in the woods and there is nobody around to HEAR it, does it make a sound?
EX: Stop mumbling; I can’t HEAR you.

2. It can also mean to give an official consideration of or to something.
“Hear”
It can also mean to give an official consideration of or to something.
EX: The Supreme Court will HEAR the case before the end of its session.

3. “Here”
2. “Here” is generally used as an adverb or a noun and usually means “in this time or place.”
EX: We’re going to meet HERE before we go to the movie.
EX: HERE is my homework; sorry it’s late.