Uly, I know you are right and I feel that. But in school we are taught to use yet in questions instead of already.
I'm confused and torn...
Btw I just remembered ))
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=basofea2UEs

OK, I know this is going to sound confusing, but you use YET when you assume the listener is still on his way to the destination, and you use ALREADY when you know they've arrived and you're surprised that they got there so quickly, for example. So, for example, if your daughter is at work with you and you send her home in a taxi and tell her to call you when she gets home, when the phone rings, you can't ask "are you there yet?" because otherwise she wouldn't be calling you. Asking "are you home already?" Would also not make much sense, because she's obviously they're using the phone. The only option left is if you're surprised at how fast she got there, and then you could ask with the correct intonation "(are) you home ALREADY?"

Thank you! I finally get it ))) No wonder it irked me to just automatically put "yet" everywhere! Thank you 😊

My pleasure 😇