Which sentence correctly uses ‘stationary’ or ‘stationery’?
AThe stationery car blocked the road.
BShe bought new stationery for the office.
CShe bought new stationary for the office.
DThe car remained stationery in traffic.
Explanation
– ‘Stationery’ (with an ‘e’) refers to writing materials like paper and pens.
– ‘Stationary’ (with an ‘a’) means not moving; fixed in place.
– Correct: She bought new stationery for the office.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Grammar
- Subtopic: Common Errors
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