Which sentence accurately uses the homophone “stationary”?

The handwriting and the stationary were absolutely exquisite.
Her mother told her to remain stationary while she was inside.
I think I will buy some new stationary before I write to her.
Perhaps the invitations should be printed on stationary.

Question

Which sentence accurately uses the homophone “stationary”?

The handwriting and the stationary were absolutely exquisite.
Her mother told her to remain stationary while she was inside.
I think I will buy some new stationary before I write to her.
Perhaps the invitations should be printed on stationary.

Mercury · Answer

thoughts?

stationary (with an a) = staying still, not moving
stationery (with an e) = paper/supplies for writing

with that in mind, which sentence do you think uses the right form correctly?