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Is here it is a declarative interrogative exclamatory or command?

The phrase "here it is" is declarative.

Here's why:

* Declarative: Makes a statement. "Here it is" is stating the location of something.

* Interrogative: Asks a question. This phrase doesn't ask anything.

* Exclamatory: Expresses strong emotion. While it could be said with excitement, it's not inherently exclamatory.

* Command: Gives an order or instruction. This phrase doesn't tell someone to do anything.

Let me know if you have another phrase you'd like to analyze!

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