Do these two sentences have exactly the same meaning?
- I had my head bitten off by an ex-boss once.
- I had my head bitten off by my ex-boss once.
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In normal conversation they have the same meaning. Although “my ex-boss” is more common.
You asked if they have exactly the same meaning. The first sentence slightly implies that you have more than one ex-boss. In practice, nobody will think about it that hard. Both sentences will be interpreted the same.
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The following is a better word order.
Do these two sentences have exactly the same meaning?
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