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What is the past tense of fight for Queen and country?

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The past tense of fight for Queen and country is fought for Queen and country.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of fight for Queen and country is fights for Queen and country.

The present participle of fight for Queen and country is fighting for Queen and country.

The past participle of fight for Queen and country is fought for Queen and country.

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