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Onelook Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Having your head bitten/bit off

I saw both sentences, which one is correct? When should you use one instead of the other?

  

Top answer

Having your head bitten off Correct. You need the past participle here, which is bitten. Having your head bit off Incorrect.

— Clive

  • Having your head bitten off Correct.
  • You need the past participle here, which is bitten.
  • Having your head bit off Incorrect.
  • Clive
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