I am not sure about the last bit of the following sentence whether it is grammatically correct or not. Isn't the usage of the two words "already" and "yet" tautologous? I think one of each is actually enough to express what I want to say
Thus, to avoid any clashes I would be very grateful if you could
inform me about any dates you may have already arranged yet.
Many thanks!
Best Answer
In "you may have already arranged yet" it is not a question of tautology. "Yet" doesn't fit here at all in context with all else that has been written. You can say:
The word "yet" in this context pertains to the future, and if you were concerned about future dates you would use it like this:
In some cases, a final "yet" is used in a question to help ask if something expected has already been arranged.