Spot the error and the correct word that can replace it in the given sentence:

"After I stand in front of my window and look out, I see tall buildings, long roads full of vehicles moving in orderly lines, neat green hedges and lawns, and tidy pavements to walk on."

after → when

The correct answer is Option (1) - after → when

• The word "after" is used incorrectly in this context. The correct word to replace it is "when," which better fits the sentence structure and meaning.

REVISED SENTENCE

"When I stand in front of my window and look out, I see tall buildings, long roads full of vehicles moving in orderly lines, neat green hedges and lawns, and tidy pavements to walk on."