Rewrite the following sentences without changing the meaning. 1. Nchimunya will be leaving next week for Australia. He lives down the street. 2. The bag is on display in another shop at a cheaper price. It's the one you bought. ... 10. There are a lot mangoes to go round for everyone

Here are the transformations for the sentences:

1. B: Nchimunya who lives down the street will be leaving next week for Australia.
2. B: The bag, which is on display in another shop at a cheaper price, is the one you bought.
3. B: Only after meeting the lion did they realise how deadly it was.
4. B: Not only is she a niece of my uncle, but I am also a good friend of hers.
5. B: No sooner did the president's car drive in than all the police officers gave a salute.
6. B: Hardly had the goods train developed a mechanical fault when it was about to depart.
7. B: The pen that Moonga lost had been given to her by her mother.
8. B: Unless it was bought early, the car would not be a great present.
9. B: Even if Mphande works impressively, he will not be appointed to the new position.
10. B: There are enough mangoes to go round for everyone.