Can you please tell me if the word choice is correct? Thank you very much.

1)The play opens with the news that Macbeth has succeeded in defending Scotland from an invasion by the Norwegians.
2) While returning from his victorious battle, Macbeth and his friend Banquo meet the three witches. They predict /prophesy (??) that Macbeth will be Thane of Cadwor and king of Scotland.
3) They tell Banquo that he will never be king but his children’s children will be kings/will have the throne of Scotland.
4) They tell him that a line of kings will come from him/will succeed him
He will father a line of kings. (Are they all possiblee?). Macbeth is very surprised at the three witches’ prediction and he can't stop thinking about it.
5) He starts to become more and more ambitious and he gets excited at (?) the idea of becoming king.
Later Macbeth and Banquo meet the King’s messenger that tells Macbeth that the king has decided to reward him with the title of Thane of Cawdor. 6) Macbeth invites the king to his castle and writes a letter to his wife to inform her.
7) In her opinion, her husband needs her help to satisfy his ambition. As a matter of fact, she is tired of being just lady Macbeth: she wants to become queen. She carries out a plan to kill Duncan.
8)She plans to drug the soldiers guarding the king and then blame them for the king’s murder.Though Macbeth is frightened of his wife’s plan to kill the king, he accepts it.

1) OK

2) While returning from his victorious battle, Macbeth and his friend Banquo meet the three witches, who prophesy that Macbeth will be Thane of Cadwor and king of Scotland.

3) They tell Banquo that he will never be king, but his children’s children will have the throne of Scotland.

4) They tell Banquo that a line of kings will come from him. He will father a line of kings. (Both are OK.)

Macbeth is very surprised at the three witches’ prediction, and he can't stop thinking about it.

5) He starts to become more and more ambitious, and he is excited about the idea of becoming king.

Later Macbeth and Banquo meet the King’s messenger who tells Macbeth that the king has decided to reward him with the title of Thane of Cawdor.

6) Macbeth invites the king to his castle and writes a letter to his wife to inform her.

7) In Lady Macbeth's opinion, her husband needs her help to satisfy his ambition. As a matter of fact, she is tired of being just Lady Macbeth: She wants to become queen. She carries out a plan to kill Duncan. (You need to indicate who Duncan is.

8) She plans to drug the soldiers guarding the king and then blame them for the king’s murder. Though Macbeth is frightened of his wife’s plan to kill the king, he accepts it.

Here is an evaluation of the word choice in each sentence:

1) The word choice in this sentence is correct. The word "succeeded" accurately conveys that Macbeth was able to defend Scotland successfully.

2) The word choice in this sentence could be tweaked slightly. Both "predict" and "prophesy" are acceptable in this context, but "prophesy" may be a better fit as it emphasizes the mystical nature of the witches' prediction.

3) The word choice in this sentence is correct. Both "kings" and "throne" accurately convey the idea that Banquo's descendants will hold positions of power and authority in Scotland.

4) The word choices in this sentence are all possible and convey the same meaning. However, it may be more concise to use "He will father a line of kings."

5) The word choice in this sentence is correct. "Excited at" accurately captures Macbeth's emotional response to the idea of becoming king.

6) The word choice in this sentence is correct.

7) The word choices in this sentence are correct. "Carries out a plan" conveys the idea that Lady Macbeth is actively taking action to achieve her desired outcome.

8) The word choices in this sentence are correct. "Frightened" accurately describes Macbeth's emotional state in response to his wife's plan, and "accepts" accurately portrays his decision to go along with the plan despite his fears.