Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
get ruffled
correct:
(In a car)
My hair got ruffled so I closed the window.
(In a car)
My hair got ruffled so I closed the window.
Top answer
"Ruffled" is fine. The sentence is correct.
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it is for a book, what do you think
here is the passage
The ride to the airport seemed to take forever. It was stifling hot so I opened the window. My hair [got] ruffled. I closed the window for fear that I would look like a sheep.
here is the passage
The ride to the airport seemed to take forever. It was stifling hot so I opened the window. My hair [got] ruffled. I closed the window for fear that I would look like a sheep.
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Is got to be left or not in your mind? would it make any difference?
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You need a verb. You could say "got ruffled" or "became ruffled" or perhaps a few other words. But you can say "My hair ruffled."