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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Aren't you funny/hilarious"
Is this grammatically correct?
Aren't = Are not.
I hear people say 'aren't you funny/hilarious' in a sarcastic way almost all the time, but surely this is ironic if they're using this sentence when it's not grammatically correct.
Aren't = Are not.
I hear people say 'aren't you funny/hilarious' in a sarcastic way almost all the time, but surely this is ironic if they're using this sentence when it's not grammatically correct.
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Is this grammatically correct? Yes, it's fine. Aren't = Are not.
- Is this grammatically correct?
- Yes, it's fine.
- Aren't = Are not.
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