Sentence examples for am fought from inspiring English sources

The phrase "am fought" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incorrect construction, as "am" is typically used with a present participle (verb ending in -ing) rather than a past participle. An example of a correct phrase would be "I am fighting."
Alternatives: "I am being challenged" or "I am in conflict."

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am fought

verb

Past of fight

Exact(1)

I'm just grateful that someone like Lynn Barber [the journalist whose memoir An Education is based upon], who is from a generation only 15 years older than I am, fought the battle to smoke, wear black, go to France and jump into sports cars, so that someone like me could make films and not have to worry about gender".

Independent

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Credit was fought over.

The New York Times

Union organising was fought.

The Guardian - Opinion

Wars were fought.

The Guardian - Opinion

The timing is still being fought over.

The New Yorker

On what grounds are they being fought?

The New York Times

He's fought for sentencing reforms.

The Economist

Every battle is fought on Republican turf.

The Economist

Terror cannot be fought by war alone.

The Economist

The war should never have been fought.

The New York Times

Two famous battles were fought near Stirling.

Encyclopedia Britannica

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