Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fisherman"

A: A World War II American General Douglas McArthur had a famous quote: Old soldiers never die, they just fade away. (Meaning the deeds of old soldiers continue for awhile even after they die.) But your sentence is a play off that quote. Since old fishermen have always been around dead smelly fish they smell like they're dead too.

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A: Fisherman

A: Most of the people who live in this seaside town are fishermen.

Some sportsmen are fishermen and others are hunters.

A: A seaman is a sailor, especially one who is not an officer. On the othe hand, a fisherman is a person who catches fish. And also I couldn't reply to one of your questions do to lack of quality points. So here it is.

"So what the writer was saying here is that Emily would've been given a raise of $30,000 if the woman whom she was trying to recruit to an executive assistant position had accepted the offer?"

Yes, exactly!

A: They both mean someone who fishes. Fisherman is someone who fishes using any method. Angler is someone who fishes using a rod and line specifically. An angler is usually only fishing for fun or for sport professionally.

A: A fisherman fishes as a hobby or as a career, with any kind of tools, including nets. An angler is anyone who is using a fishing rod.

A: thank you

A: Only two small issues:

1: friends or friend’s or friends’
2: ...suggested that Sam...

If one friend owns the boat:
The fisherman suggested that Sam should get to the lighthouse and see if he could spot his friend's boat from there.

“Friends” is the plural for “friend”.
“Friend’s” is the possessive form of “friend”.
Friends’ is the possessive form of “friends”.

Friends, friend’s and friends’ are all pronounced the same way.

If three friends all own the boat together:
The fisherman suggested that Sam should get to the lighthouse and see if he could spot his friends' boat from there.

A: It might mean that he is a fisherman, if there is no further context then yes most probably he is a fisherman. But he might clean the boat or something else.

A: Alaskan and Japanese fishermen will not allow the extinction of whales in order to continue their tradition of whaling. The United States and Europe, which emotionally criticize Japan over whaling, should calmly understand Japan's position. We are not stupid. The ancestors of Europeans and Americans have been whaling in the past. That's true.

A: 1.if = No, because his ties every time a typhoon hits the island.
Use "if" It is pleonastic/redundant.
2.where = Place or situation.
3.becauae of = Gramatical wrong in this phrase.
4.x

A: Many fishermen who capture octopus think that squid is the worst sea animal.