I'm confused about a word: businesswoman. Chatgpt says the word means the woman who is involved in business in various capacities, including management. But the dictionaries suggest that businesswoman is a female who works in business, especially has a high position in a company. Which one is correct? •᷄ࡇ•᷅

I have a question about grammar and want to ask you for help. Here's the question: Is this your daughter? The answer is Yes, she is or Yes, it is. ? I don't think there's much difference😅

I'm really afraid of flying so I often get very nervous about the travel / journey. Which word is correct？ Thanks for ur help！

Here're two sentences confuse me: Luckily I remembered to put on sun cream when I went sunbathing yesterday. Luckily I remembered putting on sun cream when I went sunbathing yesterday. 'Doing' is primarily used for actions that have done and apparently the action of ‘putting on sun cream’ finished, but it seems that the first sentence ('to do')is correct...

I have a question: These two senteces below are just the same to me. Do they both make sense? If we have any free time during the term, we can organise a class trip. If we have any free time during the term, we will organise a class trip. Thanks for ur help!

Here is a question that confuses me: Did you spend/were you spending a lot of money when you were on your holiday last year? I guess both tenses make sense?

Here is a question that confuses me: Don't treat pickled ginger as something to put on the dish. It is ________ to be eaten between servings. The correct answer is meant. I am wondering why we can’t put ‘suggested’in the blank? Thank you for your help!

Here is a sentence that confuses me: Call me on my phone when you have time. I guess 'on' is similar to 'using' and the sentence should be 'Call me on my phone number…' cuz a phone itself is just an object and you can't use others' phones to ring them?

Here are two questions that confuse me: 1. I’d like ______ butter on my toast, please. A. much B. a bit of 2. I had to pay ______ money for my new laptop. A. much B. a lot of The correct answers for both questions are B, but I don’t get it why ‘much’is not suitable for these two questions. Thanks for ur help!