Here you go. 1. giving something to someone/ handing something to someone I'm giving what you've asked for when serve food at table. Tips: "Here you are" sounds formal and fancy. Role play A: Did you happen to bring that costume you borrowed? B: Oh, yes, here you go. 👏Bonus: "happen to" that means it's ok if u've forgotten to bring the things, less direct, a lot friendlier, a lot lighter, but I will feel upset when I don't use"happen to" if you've forgotten to bring the things. 2. here you go = We are arriving. we were arrived. This is for pulling up when take a cab. 3. expected behavior for someone you know very well Ex: Here you go, being the best tennis player again I know again.(playful compliment) Ex: Here she goes being so thoughtful.(This is a way of saying she's always thoughtful and here she is doing again. ) 👏Tips: Another way we might use for this construre "there you go" as well.

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AEE 2338: Here You Go Being Great at English Again! when is last time you took a cab的士/lift搭便车? do you consider cab or Uber or taxi cab ? what's last time you got a ride shares拼车/Uber ? here you go 1. when you giving something to someone ( the server giving you what you ask for ) the more formal way is here you are. in United States it would be strange to handing something to someone without saying anything. eg, Did you happen to bring the costume服装 戏服that you borrow? yes, here you go. 2. about the taxi cab, it's said arrrving. also we can use here we are. ( we are here, you can get out. ) 3. usually being something, this implys you know someone well, they're doing something tipical典型的 特有的 不出所料, something you would expect from them. eg, Here you go, being the best tennis网球 player i know again. ( playful compliment赞扬) Role play Here you go, Time Square时代广场. Oh, thank you, i appreciate it. That would be 35 dollars. Here you go, keep the change不用找零钱了. Thanks, have a good day.