In Difference between^x, Stative verbs^x

My understanding is that normally sentences using stative verbs such as lack, resemble, and await cannot be changed to the passive.

Hello Pastel It's the difference between the transitive and intransitive uses: 1. I tasted the cake (trans.) = my tongue touched the cake. 2. The cake tasted good (intrans.) = the cake had a good flavour (when someone tasted it). Similarly: 3. I felt the dead man's hand (trans.) = my fingers...

By the way....., am I also right when I say that "the weather would be nice" ist probably wrong because it is due to the fact that the verb be is a stative verb and perhaps you use would only with active verbs???? I'd like just to know if I justified the phenomen in the right way...(Would:...

well I think It's got something to do with the nature of the verb some verbs like stative verbs function as a conclusion of something For example "THINK" The difference between "I am thinking" and "I think" is clear and the two "think"s are not substitutable. A----- "Do you think 'B' did...