Complete the hungry roommate's dramatic complaint about a delayed pizza delivery by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

We ordered the pizza an hour ago, but it isn't here yet. My stomach is still making terrible, loud noises. I have already eaten all the emergency snacks in the house, so I need real food right now!

We ordered the pizza an hour ago, but it isn't here yet.

Yet is used at the end of a negative sentence to show that we are waiting for something to happen.

My stomach is still making terrible, loud noises.

Still shows that an ongoing situation (like a growling stomach) continues to happen. It goes after the "be" verb ("is").

I have already eaten all the emergency snacks in the house, so I need real food right now!

Already shows that an action was completed before now, often earlier than expected.