I have a BSc and MSc degrees in the economics discipline hi, for the above sentence, is it appropriate to use the word "discipline"? if not, could you please suggest a better one without change the sentence structure? thanks

The word "kidnapped" is the past participle of the verb "kidnap". Saying "get kidnapped" is a sort of passive structure -- like saying "I'll make sure you are not kidnapped ". The verb "get"

I don't think anything is wrong...but am unsure why kidnapped is in the past tense when everything else seems to be in the present tense.

Just give me your itinerary and I 'll make sure you don't get kidnapped. What's wrong with this sentence? Your question leads me to believe that you think there is something wrong with the sentence. Why don't you first tell us

Hi teachers, Would you help me this sentence structure? I don't understand why "has" is used and not "is"? Excerpt: When Spain capped it last year, the world's second-biggest solar market callapsed -

I hope you enjoy it. It's on the list of Barb's Top 5 Favorite Books.

GG, I did imagine Antonio the cat in his boots when I was thinking about "cats in their felt boots". I've just started the book. The story looks interesting.

Thanks Yankee, you reinforce my untold reasoning.

I won't trade my IQ for hers, but in a few ways, Melanie is a very lucky woman!

Yes, that should make for some sweet dreams.