Collocation
have a fight
Definition
to argue or physically fight with someone
'have a fight' is a common English collocation. to argue or physically fight with someone
have + a fight (with + someone) (about/over + something)
“They had a fight about money last night, but they made up this morning.”
Examples
- I don't want to _____ a fight with you.
- They _____ a fight over something small and silly.
- Did you _____ a fight with your brother again?
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- We sometimes _____ fights, but we always talk it out later.
- The kids _____ a fight in the playground, so the teacher separated them.
- She hates it when her parents _____ a fight in front of her.
- They've _____ a fight and aren't speaking right now.
- If you keep pushing him, you'll _____ a fight on your hands.
- We _____ a fight about the schedule, then agreed to compromise.