(d) Rewrite the following sentences according to the instructions given after each. Make otherchanges that may be necessary, but do not change the meaning of each sentence. (8)Example : Hydrogen is the lightest of all gases. (Use: lighter)Answer : Hydrogen is lighter than anyTwo or moreHarry and his brotAtul and Amit werHe and I are greatother gas.1. I think you should come back tomorrow. (Begin: You had ...)2. He seemed to be warming up. (Begin: It...)3. The musician performed admirably on the stage. (Begin: The musician's...)4. Crossing the railway lines to get to the station is dangerous. (Begin: It ...)5. We all stood up as soon as the Chief Guest arrived. (Begin: No sooner...)There are two exceptions to(a) When two singularsMy friend and g(Here'friend' anThe poet and sta(Here 'poet' andNote: If the Article is insingular. But iftherefore, the verThe poet and the state(b) When two subjectRice and curryTime and tide• If two singular nounsingular.Every man anEach boy andWhen two or moresingular verb formJohn or TapaNeither RitaNot only hisNote: (i) When thplural a6. Because Satish's leg was fractured, the doctor forbade him to go out.(Begin: Having fractured ...)7. "Have dinner with me on Sunday," she said to us (Use: invited)8. He is said to have been in the Indian Army. (Begin: People ...)50Total English-IXChapter 3​