No! If nothing follows, like in your example, the verb is stressed, and so it can't be contracted (a contraction can't be stressed). You need to say: Yes, they are. Thanks for replying. OK, can I write it like this? No, they aren't

Hello Can I write this sentence this way: Are they playing soccer? Yes, they're . So apprecoated.

Hi guys I need your help. Are these sentences correct? - I'm thinking about writing a story. - This program shows most sites on the internet. - Neither she nor her sister was in the party. So appreciated.

Hello Why "is" has it been placed instead of "are"in these following sentences: - How is tricks? - John and Mark is here I heard many of those sentences from movies and series. Thanks

Hello guys I need to know if this sentence is gramatically correct: - Being it took place in front of his eyes, he gave an accurate depiction. Thanks

can a phrase contain more than one auxiliary verb? Yes! As many as four auxiliaries and a main verb are possible. They could have been being taken for years before anyone noticed they were missing. CJ So why is it wrong to say "will

have and been are the auxiliaries. playing is the main verb. CJ Thanks for replying, but can a phrase contain more than one auxiliary verb? Thanks

Hello again I got another question related to my main question, is "been" in this sentence below ordinary or auxiliary verb: - I've been playing basketball for a week. I think it's ordinary verb, am I right? Thanks

Hello Which one is correct: - That man WHO told me the truth. - That is the man WHO told me the truth. I think it's both, if so, what's the difference? Thanks

Thanks guys for useful information. I really appreciate your help.