Homophones: Here vs. Hear

In the sentence 'He is sitting over here with me.', how is the word 'here' functioning?

What does the addition of the letter 'T' to 'here' create, according to the text?

Which of the following words should be used when referring to listening, based on the text?

What does the text recommend if 'ear' is not in the homophone?

In the sentence 'Let's go over here; I want to look at this new ice cream shop.', how is 'here' functioning?

If you add the letter 'T' to the beginning of 'here', what word do you get according to the text?

What does the addition of the letter 'T' to 'hear' create, as mentioned in the text?

Which word includes the phoneme 'ear', leading to its association with listening?