Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Remind the deadline for international acts proposal is 31st December, have you done it already? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1RQVSAC7XI
• ... “already” can be used in most questions. For example, “Have you done it already?” expresses (probably pleasant) surprise, whereas “Have you done it yet ?
• Feb 24, 2014 ... Owner. frederikhegger commented on Feb 26, 2014. yes, definitively. Have you done it already? If yes, could you send us a pull request, pelase ...
• (US) Have you done it already? (UK) Have you done it yet? In informal American English, adverbs are sometimes used without the 'ly' ending. (US) He looked at ...

• Mar 26, 2014 ... In the first case, you could also ask, “Have you done it yet?” In the latter, “Have you done it before?” “Did you do it?” is the question you want to ...
• Mar 24, 2015 ... Now let's be completely honest here, have you done it yet?” I glared at him, “I've done your sister!” “Well, I actually have a sister and she doesn't ...
• expresses (probably pleasant) surprise, whereas “Have you done it yet?” is more likely to be a nag. A negative question like “Haven't you done it yet?” is even ...
• Have you done it yet? Have you seen it yet? Have you found it yet? yet = by this time; by now (when we are expecting something to happen fairly soon in the ...