In (a) and (b): old and green are adjectives. They describe the door.
In (c): locked is a past participle. It is used as an adjective. It describes the door.
When the passive form is used to describe an existing situation or state, as in (c), (f), and (i), it is called the “stative passive.”
In the stative passive : no action is taking place; the action happened earlier.
there is no by-phrase.
the past participle functions as an adjective.
Prepositions other than by can follow stative passive verbs.
(m) through (p) are examples of idiomatic usage of the passive form in common, everyday English. These sentences have no equivalent active sentences.
Common stative passive verbs + prepositions
be accustomed to
be acquainted with
be addicted to
be annoyed with
by be associated with
be bored with, by
be cluttered with
be composed of
be concerned about
be connected to
be coordinated with
be covered with
be crowded with
be dedicated to
be devoted to
be disappointed in, with
be discriminated against
be divorced from
be done with
be dressed in
be engaged to
be equipped with
be excited about
be exhausted from
be exposed to
be filled milk
be finished with
be frightened of, by
be gone from
be interested in
be involved in
be known for
be limited to
be located in
be made of
be married to
be opposed to
be phased with
be prepared for
be protected from
be provided with
be qualified for
be related to
be remembered for
be satisfied with
be scared of, by
be terrified of, by
be tired of, from
be worried about
İngilizce stative passive konu anlatımı yukarıda özet şekliyle pekiştirilmiştir.