Expire / be expired / be expiring

[ysc1230]

Dear Teachers,

I know
#1 "The food will expire on tomorrow."
is correct.

However, I am not sure whether

#2 "The food will be expired on tomorrow."
and
#3 "The food will be expiring on tomorrow."

are possible.

Thanks a lot.

 

[5jj]

None is natural. Food cannot expire.

The food should be consumed by tomorrow.
The 'use-before' date of this food is tomorrow.

 

[ysc1230]

None is natural. Food cannot expire.

The food should be consumed by tomorrow.
The 'use-before' date of this food is tomorrow.

Oh very sorry, my sentences are not good examples.

However, I intended to know the verb "expire".

how about use "the service" instead of "the food"?


Thank you for your help.

 

[5jj]

No

Contracts, mandates, terms, passports, licences, leases, etc expire (run out, become no longer valid).

 

[SoothingDave]

Where I come from, food has expiration dates.

That said, "the food expires tomorrow" or "the food will expire tomorrow" are natural expressions.