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Harrison81 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I was not fought
Is it grammatically correct to say "I went to the meeting, stated my opinion and I was not fought" meaning that nobody disagreed with what I said?
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'I was not challenged' might be more suitable. You could also say 'it was not fought' as it is the opinion that might be attacked rather than yourself. It sounds a little bit clumsy when phrased the way you have done, but is perfectly acceptable.
- 'I was not challenged' might be more suitable.
- You could also say 'it was not fought' as it is the opinion that might be attacked rather than yourself.
- It sounds a little bit clumsy when phrased the way you have done, but is perfectly acceptable.
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'I was not challenged' might be more suitable. You could also say 'it was not fought' as it is the opinion that might be attacked rather than yourself. It sounds a little bit clumsy when phrased the way you have done, but is perfectly acceptable.
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