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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

The pig's head stuck in the jar

Dear all,

Could you tell me the difference in the meaning between the following sentences, please?

1) The pig's head stuck in the jar.

2) The pig stuck his head in the jar.

3) The pig got his head stuck in the jar.

  

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cat navy 425 1) The pig's head stuck in the jar. The jar trapped the pig's head. cat navy 425 2) The pig stuck his head in the jar.

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  • cat navy 425 1) The pig's head stuck in the jar.
  • The jar trapped the pig's head.
  • cat navy 425 2) The pig stuck his head in the jar.
  • The pig rather abruptly inserted his head in the jar.
  • cat navy 425 3) The pig got his head stuck in the jar.
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cat navy 4251) The pig's head stuck in the jar.

The jar trapped the pig's head.

cat navy 4252) The pig stuck his head in the jar.

The pig rather abruptly inserted his head in the jar.

cat navy 4253) The pig got his head stuck in the jar.

The pig inserted his head in the ja

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