Spot the error and correct the sentence:

"She has always been infatuated with the idea of spending her day in the lap of nature, among the trees in Nehru Park inhere sunlight filters onwards the lush green trees and shines on her."

Choose the correct replacement:

filters onwards → filters through

The correct answer is Option (3) - filters onwards → filters through

"She has always been infatuated with the idea of spending her day in the lap of nature, among the trees in Nehru Park where sunlight filters through the lush green trees and shines on her."

• filters through: This phrase correctly describes how sunlight passes through the trees. "Filters onwards" is not standard usage in this context.