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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?
  

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He stuck his head out (of) the window . -- Both are fine.

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  • He stuck his head out (of) the window .
  • -- Both are fine.
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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
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