Correctly wording and explaning 2 situations

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Could you tell me if these 2 explanations of a situation are understandable and correct grammatically?

The motor bike drove alongside the car and threw his bike in the cars wheels before jumping off the bike to get the car to stop.

The toddler had eaten half the Popsicle and couldn't get the the other half because of the wooden stick protruding. The mother moved the Popsicle up to the top end of the stick with her fingers.

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Ps is it natural to say "explanations of a situation undersrandable"?

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

To get the car to stop, the motor biker drove alongside it and steered his bike under its wheels as he jumped off.

The toddler had eaten half the popsicle but couldn't eat the the other half because of the protruding wooden stick. His mother slid the popsicle up to the top with her fingers.

Anonymouss it natural to say "explanations of a situation undersrandable"?

Yes.

In the United States and Canada frozen ice on a stick is generically referred to as a popsicle due to the early popularity of the Popsicle brand, and the word has become a genericized trademark to mean any ice pop or freezer pop, regardless of brand or format. (The word is a portmanteau of pop and icicle.) Wikipedia.

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