There you go!!
When "There you go" means "Yes. You've caught on. That's exactly what I mean.", it can be interchangeable with "Here you go"? Or they are not interchangeable at all? Or is there any context when they are interchangeable? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
They aren't usually interchangeable. As you say, 'There you go' means 'yes, you've caught on'. 'Here you go' is more of an offer of information.
"Where can I find information on [something]?"
"Here you go."
These are both idioms, and their meanings may be different in different regions but will be along these lines in most places.
|link||answered Mar 27 '13 at 22:10 Lewis Neidhardt Grammarly Fellow|
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