Help the panicked student text their friend about an upcoming essay deadline by dragging the correct time words into the blanks.

I can't believe it is midnight and I am still writing my introduction! I haven't even started the conclusion yet. How have you already finished the whole thing? You must be a wizard!

I can't believe it is midnight and I am still writing my introduction!

We use still to show that a situation or action is continuing and hasn't stopped. It usually goes in the middle of the sentence, after the verb "to be" or before the main verb.

I haven't even started the conclusion yet.

We use yet in negative sentences and questions to talk about something we expect to happen. It usually goes at the very end of the sentence.

How have you already finished the whole thing? You must be a wizard!

We use already to show that something happened sooner than expected. It usually goes in the middle of the sentence.