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Here are the corrections: 1. Despite having an injured leg, the man could **save** -> **rescue** his wife from the flooded river. (However, "save" is acceptable in this context, but "rescue" is a more suitable word to use.) OR Despite having an injured leg, the man could save his wife from the flooded river. -> Despite **having** -> **with** an injured leg, the man could save his wife from the flooded river. ("With" might be more suitable here.) 2. Everybody **have** -> **has** to take off their hats and shoes when they come into Japanese pagodas. 3. It's important to look after **yourselves** -> **yourself** to make sure you're healthy when you live alone, Nam. (However, if Nam is not the only person being addressed, then "yourselves" is correct.) 4. She has a lot of money in her **banking** -> **bank** account. 5. Old workers can't be as **adapt** -> **adaptable** to technological changes as the young. 1. True 2. False 3. False 4. True 5. False