PUNKED! WORKING WITH THE PASSIVE

Underline sentences or parts of sentences which are suitable for the passive form and make the necessary changes.
Example: The next thing I knew, I was…

What a horrible experience! I was walking down the street, looking for a good sports store when suddenly, a car stopped just beside me. The next thing I knew, someone pulled me inside. Whoever it was put a blindfold over my eyes. The car speeded away. After what seemed like an hour, the car stopped and someone opened the door and pulled me out. They grabbed my arm and dragged me up a hill. When we reached the top, they led me up some stairs. Someone opened a creaky door and pulled me inside. They led me to a chair and pushed me down. Then rough hands removed my blindfold. A bright light was shining straight into my eyes. I couldn’t see anything but I heard men laughing. Someone gave me a cup of coffee and told me to drink it. After that, someone tied my hands behind my back. All of a sudden, everyone left the room and it became very quiet.
I must have sat there for several hours before they returned. They put the blindfold over my eyes again. Then they took me back down the hill to a car. Someone warned me not to tell anyone about what had happened. There were three or four men in the car. For the next hour or so, they drove through busy streets. When they stopped, they pushed me out of the car and left me alone. I felt very frightened. Suddenly, someone untied my hands and removed the blindfold from my eyes. Confused, I looked around. There, standing right behind me was no other than Ashton Kutcher! Before he said anything, I knew what he’d say: Punked!

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