On English Grammar

Oh, not exactly. Not used by verbs to express intransitive verbs. Some verbs are simple transitive verbs and some are simple intransitive verbs. The other kind, such as hang in the sentence, is a transitive verb+intransitive verb. In other words, the word can be translated as hanging ... (in this case, the subject is a person) or as a hanging thing (the subject is an object). This word is often tested and generally not passive. Sometimes the translation is passive, hehe.

I know a similar word: read, wash and sell.

For example, reading can be translated into reading a book. It can also be translated into reading ... This book reads well. This book reads well. These are all the same, don't be passive.

It doesn't matter if there are many mistakes in English. Just remember with your heart, and you will always improve your grades.