In some of these sentences, it is more natural to use needn't. Change the underlined parts where necessary: 1) Who is the manager of this restaurant? 2) How did you and the children of Chris get there? 3) Is this the umbrella of your friend? 4) Where is your name at the top of the page? 5) The new man is the daughter of James. 6) How old is the son of Helen and Andy? 7) We don't know the cause of the problem. 8) I don't know the words of this song. 9) The friends of your children are here. 10) What is the cost of a new washing machine? 11) The garden of our neighbours is very small. 12) The hair of David is very long. 13) I work on the ground floor of the building. 14) I couldn't go to the party of my best friend. 15) George is the brother of somebody I work with. 16) Have you seen the car of the man at the station? 17) What is the meaning of this sentence? 18) Do you agree with the opinion of the government?
- Who is this restaurant’s manager?
- How did you and Chris’s children get there?
- Is this your friend’s umbrella?
- Where is your name at the top of the page?
- The new man is James’s daughter.
- How old is Helen and Andy’s son?
- We don’t know the cause of the problem.
- I don’t know the words of this song.
- Your children’s friends are here.
- What is the cost of a new washing machine?
- Our neighbours’ garden is very small.
- David’s hair is very long.
- I work on the ground floor of the building.
- I couldn’t go to my best friend’s party.
- George is the brother of somebody I work with.
- Have you seen the car of the man at the station?
- What is the meaning of this sentence?
- Do you agree with the government’s opinion?