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Originally Posted by OzukakiBurasuki
Okay, so ここ would be seen in use with いる / ある then since it defines a place while これwould be used with です because it is depicting "this is an umbrella."
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No. 〜こ = place, 〜れ = thing.
Google "kosoado"
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I was going to type ここに傘あります。
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That is grammatically incorrect but understandable. You need a particle after 傘 there.
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Genki said that the place where something is located with いる / ある would be at the beginning of the sentence,
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What? What a turd is Genki! It
can be, but it's not required.