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What is the Past tense and past participle of fight?
fought is the past tense of fight... so therefore it has no past tense
What is fight in past tense?
Past tense: Fought Past Participle: Fought
What is the past participle of fought?
Fought
What are wars mostly fought for?
Land, Resources, and Religion. In my opinion wars are not fought for establishing a certain form of government, be it democracy or communism, or for the welfare of humanity at large. Democratic and communist governments have supported and aided countries which do not fall into either of these styles of government. Instead they have in the past installed rulers who are no more than puppets in the hands of the patron countries. Bottom line - if there is a buck to be made, a war will be waged.
How do you spell fought in the past tense?
'Fought' is the past tense. The present tense is 'fight'.
What is the present participle the past and the past participle of the word fight?
past tense for fight is fought....and the past participle is also used as fought.present - fight: They fight all the time.past - fought: They fought all day yesterday.present participle - fighting: They are fightingnow.past participle - fought: They have fought all week.
What is the past tense of fight?
The past tense of fight is "fought."We fought in the alley last night.
Is fought a preposition?
No, "fought" is a verb in the past tense. A preposition is a word that locates the noun/pronoun, like "under," "over," "near," "along," etc. Therefore, the word "fought" cannot possibly be a preposition.
When did Europe take over America?
The time period from around 1400 CE to just past the mid-1850s. After that, most of the American continents fought back and gained freedom for themselves from the European countries that had previously conquered and used them.
What is the past of fight?
Fought
What is the past tense of religion?
Religion isn't a verb and doesn't have a past tense.
Which countries had the most stable political boundaries over the past 1000 years in Europe?
Looked at over the past 1000 years, no European country had stable boundaries.
