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Help the frantic roommate figure out what's left to do before the party guests arrive by choosing the correct time words.
"I am panicking! I haven't bought the party snacks _________________________. Don't worry, though—I have _________________________ ordered the pizza, so it should be here soon. However, I can't go to the store because I am _________________________ cleaning the bathroom!"
yet
We use yet in negative sentences and questions to talk about something that hasn't happened before now (and usually goes at the end of the sentence).
already
We use already to say that something happened sooner than expected. It usually goes between the auxiliary verb (have) and the main verb.
still
We use still to show that an action or situation is ongoing and hasn't finished. It usually goes after the verb to be or before the main verb.