Can you please check if these sentences are correct? Thank you.
1) The witches are unable to distinguish between opposites. For them fair is foul and foul is fair.
2)They are able to predict the future and are generally associated with the devil.
3) First, they prophesy (to Macbeth) that he will become Thane of Cowdor and king of Scotland. After Macbeth had killed Banquo, the witches tell him that he will be safe as long as Birnham Wood doesn't move to Dunsinane Castle.
4) They also prophesy (not predict) to him that no man born of (a) woman will ever hurt him.
5) Both prophecies become true since Macduff's army use the branches of the trees of Birnham Wood as camouflage to cover their advance towards Dunsinane Castle.
6) Furthermore, Macduff wasn't born by a woman since he was delivered by Caasarean section.
Pick 4 or 5 at most that you really question, please.
1) The sentences are grammatically correct. The first sentence correctly portrays the idea that witches cannot distinguish between opposites, considering fair as foul and foul as fair.
2) The second sentence is also correct. It states that witches have the ability to predict the future and are commonly associated with the devil.
3) The third sentence is correctly structured. It explains that the witches first prophesied to Macbeth that he would become the Thane of Cawdor and the king of Scotland. Later, after Macbeth kills Banquo, the witches inform him that he will remain safe unless Birnam Wood moves to Dunsinane Castle.
4) The fourth sentence is accurate. It highlights that the witches prophesied to Macbeth that he will not be harmed by any man who is born from a woman.
5) The fifth sentence is grammatically correct. It states that both of the prophecies made by the witches come true when Macduff's army uses the branches of the trees from Birnam Wood as cover to advance towards Dunsinane Castle.
6) The sixth sentence is also correct. It elaborates that Macduff was not born in the typical way, as he was delivered via Caesarean section, which can be seen as not being born "by" a woman.
Overall, the sentences are accurate and well-constructed.