We shall see how to form a question by asking about the present state of being.
Formation of a question
The formation of this question is as follows:
Examples:
Let’s see how to use ‘are’ in sentences with some examples.
Here are some examples. The formation is as above.
Have a look-
- Are we students?
- Are you a student?
- Are you the students?
- Are they students?
- Are his sisters so sad?
- Are the boys pleased?
- Are they creative?
- Are you tired?
- Are we tired?
- Are they happy?
- Are her siblings happy?
- Are they surprised?
- Are we a family?
- Are we so sorry?
- Are they liars?
- Are the girls beautiful?
- Are we thirsty?
- Are students well dressed?
- Are we hungry?
- Are you ten years old?
- Are they on time?
- Are you wrong?
- Are they joyful?
- Are they superstitious?
- Are we innocent?
- Are you smart?
- Are they rude?
- Are they frightened?
- Are we polite?
- Are all servants loyal?
Related Lessons-
- Use of are: state of being
- negative sentences
- affirmative answers
- Use of are: profession
- Use of ‘are’ in questions about the state