are

/ɑr/
verb
  1. Used with 'you', 'we', and 'they' to show a state or identity in the present tense.
    • You are my best friend.
    • We are going to the park after school.
    • They are very kind to everyone.
  2. Used with 'you', 'we', and 'they' to indicate location or existence in the present tense.
    • We are in the library studying for the test.
    • There are three cookies left in the jar.
    • The keys are on the kitchen counter.
  3. Used with 'you', 'we', and 'they' as a helping verb to form the present continuous tense.
    • They are playing soccer in the backyard.
    • We are watching a movie tonight.
    • You are learning a new language.
noun
  1. A unit of area equal to 100 square meters, used in measuring land.
    • They bought a plot of land that is 2 are in size.
    • One are is about the size of a small apartment.
    • The farmer's field measures 5 are.
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