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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Don't stick your head out of the car window...

Hi

Do you find this sentence OK?

father to son

Don't stick your head out of the (car) window - it's dangerous.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

This sounds natural: Don't stick your head out of the (car) window; it's dangerous. CJ

— CalifJim

  • This sounds natural: Don't stick your head out of the (car) window; it's dangerous.
  • CJ
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This sounds natural:

Don't stick your head out of the (car) window; it's dangerous.

CJ
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Thanks, CJ.

One more question. What about stick out together?

Don't stick out your head of the window; it's dangerous.

How does it sound to you?

Thanks again,

Tom
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Stick out its optional separable,could it be separable or not Emotion: dance
Byebye
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Mr. TomDon't stick out your head of the window; it's dangerous.

How does it sound to you?
Awful!!!
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I'm grateful!

So, in order to sound natural I should try to drop of in sentences like these? Do I understand them correctly?

He jumped out the window. (natural)

He jumped out of the window. (correct but not natural)

He threw the money out the window. (natural)

He threw the money out of the window. (correct but not n
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He jumped out the window. (natural)
He jumped out of the window. (correct but not natural)

He threw the money out the window. (natural)

He threw the money out of the window. (correct but not natural)

Both versions are natural. of is simply optional. I think I gave you the wrong idea by crossing it out in a p
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