Is was an adjective?

  No, the word "was" can't be used as an adjective. Rather, it can be used as a linking verb or an auxiliary verb. Explanation: Click this link

Is Are an Adjective?


Hello everyone, today I will discuss whether the word "are"is an adjective or not.

Look at the following example:


●You are a talent person.

Explanation:In the above example,the word "are" is a verb.You can say that here "are" is a linking verb.


Is Are an Adjective?




Remember that we cannot use the word "are" as an adjective.The word "are" is always used as a verb.The word "are" is used as either linking verb or auxiliary verb.


●They are doing the work.

Explanation:Here the word "are" is an auxiliary verb because it is helping the verb "do" to form present continuous tense.So,the word "are" neither an adjective nor an adverb.It is a verb.




Conclusion:The word "are " is a form of the verb "be".

Be=am ,is ,are,was ,were

●Have a look.

They are....

You are....

He and she are...

People are.....


●We use are with the second person singular subject .

You are  nice.


They are  bad.


●We use" are" with the third person plural subject.

●People are crazy.







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