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    This is because, "My test is finished," is a state in what the test is in. This can be compared to, "I am finishing my test," in which you are doing an action to the test rather than describing a state. が is normally used to describe things, while を is normally used when you are performing an action on something. Another way to put this is the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs. が is normally used for a transitive verb. For example: The door opens. = ドアが開きます。 [Hirakimasu = Open (intransitive)] を is normally used for intransitive verbs. For example: I open the door. = 私はドアを開けます。 [Akemasu = Open (transitive)] I hope this helps.
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    February 21, 2017
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    Never Be The Same

    I get used to complaining about everything whenever I run into some horrible things. I become confused, and I don't know where my future is really headed when I come to realize that I won't be a child again. Now, I am majoring in something that I'm not good at. What's worse is that I have no clue about how to comfort my closed friends and my parents if they feel down, because I am afraid of bothering them or hurting them more, but to be honest, I always feel sad whenever I hear their bad news.
    There is only one thing that I need to do, and that is to try my best to deal with them instead of avoiding the fact. As my friend told me, that I will find my "You will find an answer once you hit a wall." So, no matter what happens, I won't be the same, never.

    Thanks for your corrections if you can help me. Good day!
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