Rewrite the following sentences as directed without changing the meaning: (i) He is a learned man. He cannot make that mistake. (Combine the sentence by using 'too' - 'to') (ii) Brutus was not without love for Caesar, was he? (Add a question tag) (iii) As soon as he went there, the uproar commenced. (Remove 'as soon as' and put 'no sooner than') (iv) Either the father or the son has not taken it. (Use 'neither - nor') (v) You tell me the truth. I shall not punish you. (Rewrite the sentence beginning with 'unless'.) (vi) The Prince said, "It gives me great pleasure to be here this evening." (Change into Indirect Speech) (vii) The minister was spoken to by them. (Change into active voice) (viii) Not only Rama but also Gopal did it. (Remove 'not only' - 'but also' and put 'as well as') (ix) The farmer worked so hard, that he might not starve. (Remove 'so' and 'that' and put 'lest') (x) Hardly had I arrived at the gate, when my servant brought the horse. (Remove 'hardly' and put 'scarcely')?