Express the same using passive constructions. Example: Sandy doesn't make any mistakes in his English tests. — No mistakes

1. The car stopped and wouldn\'t start again. So we pushed it to the side and repaired. — The car stopped and wouldn\'t start again so the car was pushed to the side and repaired.
2. We often devour interesting books without noticing the beauty of the author\'s style. — Interesting books are often devoured without noticing the beauty of the author\'s style.
3. Parents often give their teenager children some pocket money.— Their teenager children are often given some pocket money by parents.
4. Merrymind made a real bargain when he bought the fiddle at the fair. — A real bargain was made by Merrymind when the fiddle was bought at the fair.
5. I don\'t want you to rush at me for a harmless joke that I played. — You aren’t wanted to rush at me for a harmless joke that I played.
6. One shouldn\'t threaten little children; it\'s very bad for their mental health. — Little children shouldn\'t be threatened; it\'s very bad for their mental health.
7. When I opened the door, I couldn\'t believe my eyes: they had turned the whole house upside down. — When the door was opened, I couldn’t believe my eyes, the whole house had been turned upside down.
8. They have weighed the luggage carefully. Don\'t worry. — The luggage has been weighed carefully. Don\'t worry.