Walk over here.

Meaning: This means to move towards the speaker by taking steps.

Choice of Words: Walk is a verb that means to move at a moderate pace by taking steps. Over is a preposition that means to a position on the other side of something. Here is an adverb that refers to the place where the speaker is.

Alternative Expressions

Come over here.

Meaning: This means to ask someone to move or come to where you are. It's like saying, Please move towards and reach me.

Choice of Words: Come is a verb that means to move towards a particular location. Over is a preposition that means to move across or to the other side of something. Here is an adverb that refers to the location where the speaker is. When you put them together, "Come over here" is a clear instruction asking someone to move towards and reach the location where the speaker is.

Step over here.

Meaning: This means to ask someone to move or come to where you are by taking one step. It's like saying, Please move one step towards me.

Choice of Words: Step is a verb that means to move one's foot forward and put it down in a new position. Over is a preposition that means to move across or to the other side of something. Here is an adverb that refers to the location where the speaker is. When you put them together, "Step over here" is a clear instruction asking someone to move their foot towards and reach the location where the speaker is.

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