SPOT THE ERROR PART- 12

Such is used for emphasizing the degree of something. The given sentence tells about a performance of outstanding degree. Hence, 'so outstanding performance' will be replaced by 'such an outstanding performance' to grammatically correct the given sentence.

The sentence is grammatically correct.

Still means continuing until now or until the time you are talking about and not finishing. The given sentence states that they are still living in the same house. Hence, 'still' is the most appropriate structure.

'Advice' does not have any plural form. Use 'pieces of advice / Bits of advice' in place of 'advices' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

The compound nouns (numerical + noun) are not used as the plural if a noun does the work as an adjective. Here replace 'are' with 'is' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

The later part of the sentence must be written in the past tense. Hence, 'left behind/leaving behind' is the most appropriate structure.

There is a prepositional error in the given sentence. The preposition 'by' must be replaced with 'in' because we generally write 'in ink' for example fill the form in blue ink, sign the cheque in ink, etc. Similarly, in the given sentence, the documents need to be signed in ink. Hence, 'in ink' is the most appropriate structure.

We can never write '-in-laws' because adding 's' in the suffix(in-law) is wrong. However, we write daughter-in-law for a single female and daughters-in-law for more than two females. Similarly, the given sentence talks about two daughters-in-law. Hence, 'daughters-in-law' is the most appropriate structure.

The phrase 'above suspicion' is used to describe someone who would never be suspected of doing anything wrong. Similarly, the given sentence states that his honesty and loyalty are above suspicion. Hence, 'suspicion' is the most appropriate structure.

The comparative degree 'elder' will not be used with 'than' because it will become a case of superfluousness(not necessary). Hence, 'than' will be replaced with 'to' and 'elder to' is the most appropriate structure.