sign here
/saɪn hɪər/
Meaning
This is a simple, direct instruction used to show someone exactly where they need to write their signature on a contract, form, or document. It is polite but clear, often accompanied by a gesture pointing to the signature line.
Examples
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Please sign here to confirm that you agree to the terms.
Please sign here to confirm that you agree to the terms.
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You just need to sign here at the bottom of the page.
You just need to sign here at the bottom of the page.
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Could you sign here and write the date next to it?
Could you sign here and write the date next to it?
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If you are happy with the contract, please sign here.
If you are happy with the contract, please sign here.
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He pointed to the line and said, 'Please sign here.'
He pointed to the line and said, 'Please sign here.'
Common Mistakes
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✗ Please signature here.
✓ Please sign here.
'Signature' is a noun. You must use the verb 'sign' for the action of writing your name.
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✗ You need to sign on here.
✓ You need to sign here.
The preposition 'on' is unnecessary and incorrect when using the adverb 'here' in this phrase.
Related Expressions
Practice
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To complete the contract, please ___.
💡 Write your signature in this specific spot.
Show answer
sign here
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Could you ___ at the bottom of the form?
💡 Put your name in writing at the end of the page.
Show answer
sign here