Meaning & Definition of word "Are"

Are

/ɑːr/

1. The present tense plural form of the verb 'to be'.
- Example: They are going to the concert tonight.
2. Used as a linking verb to connect the subject with a subject complement.
- Example: You are the best friend I could ask for.
3. Used to indicate existence or presence.
- Example: There are many beautiful places to visit in the world.
4. Used to express a state of being or to describe a situation.
- Example: These students are very talented.
5. Used in forming the continuous tenses.
- Example: We are working on a new project.

●Middle English, from Old English 'eort' and related to 'be'.

are you kidding?:

Used to express disbelief or surprise at something said.

as you are:

In the way that you are; without changes.

where are you?:

Inquiring about someone's location.

be:

To exist or live.

is:

Third person singular present of be.

was:

Past tense of be.

Meaning: They're

● Example Sentence: They're going to the party.

Meaning: R

● Example Sentence: R you coming?