Using "yet" end of the sentence?

[yakup_firidin]

Hi, If I don't use it end of the sentence, is sentence correct for present perfect tense

[Guy13]

There's legal and then there is Proper use of language. 1. I am sorry for running late... did I keep you long and how about Cuban food ? 2. Only a few minutes, which restaurant did you select?

Yet as substitute for "had a moment to choose" isn't what he means. "late and still no restaurant, yet" isn't the vibe he is trying to establish.

It's a sweet interchange with a nice vibe and seems to work and that's what matters.

[SaoirseS]

There's more than one right answer here. The word yet at the end of the sentence is fine, but posing the question as "Have you chosen a restaurant?" (omitting yet at the end)? is also fine.

[Wise4myage]

That's fine in my opinion.