Passive voice usage of finish

As Cook said, the first sentence is actually active, which means passive.

If you say: My education will not end. It is also completely correct, but the original tone is relatively strong.

The understanding of dw88 1024 upstairs is actually not quite right. What the landlord may want to express is that my education will not stop there. It means that I will continue to receive education, suggesting that XXX can't stop me and so on. )

In addition, finish here means in favor of death and end, which is not quite the same as what we usually say "finished"

Similarly, I can say that this work will be finished next week. Look it up in the dictionary, and finish also has intransitive usage, which is what it means. Similarly, the tone is relatively strong. It focuses on the time of completion rather than the fact that it will be completed.

In addition, it is emphasized that the passive voice refers to the voice in which the subject is "thing", that is to say, whether the first sentence is regarded as passive voice or not, my education is the subject. We mean that the object in the passive voice is the subject. "Passive" is just one meaning.

I'll give you a link to other active passive verbs, which may not be complete, but they are all commonly used.

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