May our cricket team win the 'World Cup'. Change into an assertive sentence.

The answer is correct because it transforms the original sentence, which is a wish for the cricket team to win the World Cup, into an assertive form using "I wish that our cricket team could win the 'World Cup'." Here’s why it fits well:

  
• Structure: The phrase "I wish that" introduces a desire or hope, making it assertive rather than a question or imperative.
  
• Use of 'could': The word "could" indicates a possibility, suggesting that while the speaker hopes for this outcome, it may not be certain.
  
• Clarity: The sentence clearly communicates a wish regarding the cricket team's success, which aligns with the intent of the transformation.

Options a, b, and d also express a wish, but they either lack the assertive quality or use different modal verbs that don’t convey the same nuance as "could".

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