Explanation:
their - belonging to or associated with the people mentioned or easily identified.
stationery - writing and other office materials
Explanation:
The clue is in the second last line:
‘Grandpa shook his head…’ The story is being told to his grandchild.
Explanation:
Each answer is a combination of different words with the same meaning.
Explanation:
It is probably unwise to have a hobby that includes cooking cats and dogs.
So, the use of commas will prevent misunderstanding.
Commas need to be inserted after cycling, swimming, and cooking.
Explanation:
There is no mention within the text of a flare that ignites on contact with water.
Explanation:
Line 3 of the third paragraph states:
Non-GPS EPIRBs have a location accuracy of approximately 5 kilometres.
…A non GPS EPIRB would be referred to as a standard EPIRB.
Explanation:
The phrase should is incorrect and is often blamed on the incorrect abbreviation of should’ve.
You’re is an abbreviation of you are, whilst your is a word indicating belonging (your pencil)
Explanation:
Sentence 4 contains the incorrect spelling (breth). Should be breath.
Explanation:
The only choice of licences that satisfies the requirements for both Gross Vehicle Mass and the number of axles is the third description, Heavy Rigid.
Explanation:
Line 2 of the third paragraph states:
‘Some PLBs do not float and may not be intended for use in water…’
Explanation:
There is only one answer that can be supported in the text.
In line 6, Grandpa says that he was the first and only amongst his friends to get a licence.