II. Complete the second sentences so that it has a similar meaning to the first one. 1. She asked me, “Can you explain the term ‘once in a blue moon’?”  She asked me 2. The spacecraft might not land o...

Here are the completed sentences: 1. She asked me, “Can you explain the term ‘once in a blue moon’?” → She asked me to explain the term ‘once in a blue moon’. 2. The spacecraft might not land on Mars successfully as they expected. → The spacecraft probably won't land on Mars successfully as they expected. 3. No other moons in the Solar System are as large as Ganymede. → Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System. 4. It’s a good idea to look towards the southern sky to see the meteors. → You should look towards the southern sky to see the meteors. 5. He said to me that he would go to the lecture about aliens the next morning. → He said to me, “I'll go to the lecture about aliens tomorrow morning.” 6. She likes reading science books more than watching science-fiction movies. → She prefers reading science books to watching science-fiction movies. 7. “Why didn’t you take some photos of the lunar eclipse last night?” says his sister. → His sister asks why he didn’t take some photos of the lunar eclipse the night before. 8. It was such a long journey that we all were asleep by the time we arrived. → The journey was so long that we all fell asleep by the time we arrived.