English Grammar - Error Identification and Correction

The sentence implies that 'she also commits.......'. Option 1 best explains the same.

Adjective 'enough' follows the other adjective. And 'to teach' is the correct infinitive.

In tag questions, we generally follow two rules: 1. The auxiliary remains unchanged; & 2: The positive sentence changes into negative and vice-versa. Considering this, option 4 is the correct answer.

The infinitive form is used after certain verbs like choose. So, correct answer is 'to do'.
 

In tag questions, we generally follow two rules: 1. The auxiliary remains unchanged; & 2: The positive sentence changes into negative and vice-versa. Considering this, option (2) is the correct answer.

When we express a purpose, the infinitive form is used. Here education gives opportunities for a purpose. So, infinitive form will be used. 'To become' is the correct answer.

Imperative sentences use tag question in the same tone (negative/positive) as it is done in the sentence. Moreover, generally we use 'will' with the second and the third person, and not 'shall' and a tag to an imperative sentence can be the following: will you?, won't you? and even can't you?. So, option 1 is correct.

'Too' means 'also', and it best fits the given blank.

Here we need a preposition. So, options 1 & 4 are eliminated. Moreover, double usage of 'negative' is incorrect. Hence, option 3 also eliminated. Thus, option 2.

Case of unnecessary repetition. So, delete 'the ship' from the part in third option.

Double usage (repetition) of comparative words is incorrect. 'Exceed' and 'more than' mean the same, so we will drop 'more than' from the sentence.

Double usage (repetition) of comparative words is incorrect. Hence, 'preferable' should not be preceded by 'more'.

Double usage of 'negative' is incorrect. 'Scarcely' should be deleted as 'nothing' means the same.

The sentence begins with 'of all', which is repeated in 'two of them'. So, here is a case of redundancy. Delete 'of them'.

Error of repetition. 'Repeat' itself means 'again'.

Error of redundancy. 'Both' here means that the subjects agree with something. 'Alike' is not needed here.

Error of incorrect usage of comparative degree of adjective. 'More fast' needs to be replaced by 'faster'.

Error of repetition. 'Reason' and 'caused by' means the same. So, delete the latter.

Error of repetition. 'For' and 'Worth' are never used together as both of them mean the same thing.

In tag questions, we generally use the opposite form (positive/negative) to the statement. So, here it should be 'did she?'.

Double usage of 'negative' is incorrect. 'Forbade' is a negative word and, thus, 'not' in option three is not needed.

We don't change the pronoun in the tag questions. So, it should be 'isn't she?'

'One's' is a pronoun which is not needed here. Replace it with 'ones', which means 'those'.

'Both' is always followed by 'and', never by 'as well as'.

Double usage of negative is incorrect. So, 'nobody' should be replaced by 'anybody'.