What is the difference between look at here and look here?

Answer 1

"Look AT here" is for example, if you've spotted a particular point of notice on an object you want someone to see. (it isn't used that much). It would be more common to say "Look at that!"

"Look here" is usually to grab someone's attention (perhaps when berating them) or make your point clear. It can also be "Look over here" (If you've spotted something you want someone else to see, but not a paricular point).


ANSWER The difference is that "look here" is correct. No one ever says "look at here."

Answer 2

The phrase "look at here" is grammatically incorrect as "at" is unnecessary in this context. "Look here" is the correct phrase to use when directing someone's attention to a specific location or object. The word "at" is typically used to indicate a specific target or direction, but in this case, it is not needed after "look."