Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
stick one's head out (of) the window
I often see 'he sticked his head out the window.'.
I guess 'out of the window' is better, but which form is correct?
I guess 'out of the window' is better, but which form is correct?
Top answer
He stuck his head out (of) the window . -- Both are fine.
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Hi,
Either way is fine, you can omit 'of' if you want to.
But, the past tense verb is 'stuck'.
'He stuck his head out (of) the window.'
Best wishes, Clive
Either way is fine, you can omit 'of' if you want to.
But, the past tense verb is 'stuck'.
'He stuck his head out (of) the window.'
Best wishes, Clive
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