Here or In Here

Directions: Decide whether here or in here is more appropriate. Circle the correct answer. (Both here and in here are correct for two answers).

Jim:	Can you come (here/in here) for a minute?
Pam:	Yes. What’s going on?
Jim:	(Here/In here) is the problem. The printer in the office isn’t working.
Pam:	What happened to the guy who fixes the office equipment?
Jim:	I think his office moved to another city. He hasn’t been (here/in here) since September.
Pam:	Did you call the manufacturing company to send someone (here/in here) to look at it?
Jim:	Yes, but they can’t get (here/in here) until after 5:00.
Pam:	OK. Tell me where it is.
Jim:	The printer (here/in here) is OK, but the one in the other office doesn’t seem to work.
Pam:	Did you check the paper feeder?
Jim:	Yes. I looked in there, but the paper seems fine.
Pam:	OK. Did you open the lid?
Jim:	Yes. I tried to open it.
Pam:	Oh! Look! (here/in here) is a paper clip stuck inside the auto feeder. When you put paper (here/in here), you have to remove all of the staples and paperclips.
Jim:	OK, let me try to print something. It’s still not working.
Pam:	I think I know what the problem is. You don’t have the USB cord plugged in. You plug it (here/in here). There you go! Now it works.
Jim:	What if it gets stuck again?
Pam:	Well, I don’t have any meetings all day, so if you need more help, I’ll be (here/in here).