Aren't I Edit Meaning

1.

Just as David said, "aren't I" means "am I not". However, it is /not/ the proper way to say anything.

Don't say ''aren't I'', it's incorrect. I'm in my car, am I not?

2.

A contraction which is technically incorrect but is accepted, and therefore acceptable, within conversational English.

'Aren't I' may be formally wrong, but I only use fully formal English when writing an essay for class.

See are, not, am

3.

The proper way to say ''ain't I''. ''Aren't I'' means ''am I not''.

Don't say ''ain't I''. ''Aren't I'' is correct. I'm in my car, aren't I.

See David