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All of it. But it may end up squeezing if they are partially over the pit.
If only part of a creature's space is over a pit or precipice, the creature doesn't fall (Normally a creature ends up in such a position as a result of forced movement.) On the creature's next turn, it must either move to an unoccupied space that is at least as large as it is or ...
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All of their space has to be over the pit.
From PHB1, p284-285:
Falling
Large, Huge, and Gargantuan Creatures: If only part of a creature's space is over a pit or a precipice, the creature doesn't fall.
The Rules Compendium has the same information on p209 along with the following addition (might also have been added to PHB1 via errata?):
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You cannot push a creature when there is an obstacle in the way.
From DDI:
Corners: When an obstacle fills a square, you can’t move diagonally
across the corner of that square.
and
a target cannot be forced through blocking terrain.
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