How are courage and imagination linked? - Review

How do you report this sentence? "I will climb the highest mountain," she said.

• She said that she will climb the highest mountain.

• She said that she was going to climb the highest mountain.

• She said that she would climb the highest mountain.

• She says that she would climb the highest mountain.

"I am not afraid of the dark," he said. --> He said that he __________ not afraid of the dark.

"I will try the difficult course," she said. → She said that she __________ try the difficult course.

How do you report this statement? "We are going to train harder," the coach told them.

• The coach told they that they will train harder.

• The coach told them that they are going to train harder.

• The coach said that we might train harder.

• The coach told them that they were going to train harder.

Which sentence correctly uses be going to?

• I think she going to win the race.

• I am going to face my fears.

• He go to the party later.

• They is going to travel next week.

6. What is the difference between will and be going to in these sentences?

• "I will help you with your project."

• "I am going to help you with your project."

• Will is for a spontaneous decision, while be going to is for a planned action.

• Will is for a planned action, while be going to is for a spontaneous decision.

• There is no difference.

• Be going to means the action will not happen.

Which word best fits?

She is very confident. She __________ win the contest.

• may

• probably

• perhaps

Choose the sentence that expresses high certainty about the future.

• I will definitely finish my homework.

• I might finish my homework.

• Perhaps I will finish my homework.

• I may finish my homework.

Which sentence shows low certainty?

• She will certainly arrive on time.

• He may come to the party.

• They are going to win the match.

• I will definitely help you.

Why was Amelia Earhart’s solo flight across the Atlantic considered dangerous?

• She had to navigate through storms, mist, and ice.

• She was the first person to fly an airplane.

• She had no experience in flying.

• She flew without any fuel.