Sometimes the position of nicht can change if you want to emphasise a point. Look how the different position changes the meaning slightly.
This stresses that we are not going to grandad's, although we may be going somewhere else, eg uncle's house.
This stresses that we are not going on Sunday, although we may go another day.
This implies that they did not travel by bus, but travelled by another means of transport. It does not negate the fact that they went to town.
This suggests they went by bus, but not to town. They went somewhere else, eg the countryside.
This suggests that I don't want to go to the party with you, but I'll go with someone else.
How would you say the following sentences in German? Don't forget the time, manner, place rule.