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The phrase "am right to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in the context of affirming one's correctness or justification in a situation, but it requires a subject to be grammatically correct.
Example: "I am right to question the decision made by the committee."
Alternatives: "I am justified in" or "I have the right to."
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Furthermore, by the logic of revenge, I am right to hit you back.
The father of a boy who was on the fringes at City before the club let him go says I am right to wonder.
"I'm not a political person, by choice, and I must say, researching the latest developments convinced me of one thing – I am right to avoid it," she wrote.
I am right to be angry, the woman says, adding that the Red Cross is trying to find a larger center so that people can wait inside.
So I am right to boggle at the possibility that our rough and ready terms such as 'red' could so sensitively classify objects".
He wonders, however, whether I am right to see this situation as an opportunity for a return to this country's principles.
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He has been enormously courageous on trade issues and on the war issue, but I am right-to-life all the way".
They were right to.
They are right to.
He was right to be.
They were right to be.
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