Why do my pictures come out black when they are developed

the camera lcd liquid is coming out,so it turns black
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What's the problem? That's the way the camera is supposed to operate. The Live View feature, which lets you use the LCD for framing your picture, wasn't introduced until a later model.

If the affected photos were taken using a flash then you simply had the shutter speed set too high. The fastest shutter speed you may use when using flash is 1/90th of a second; with anything faster the second shutter curtain starts to travel across the film plane before the first one has fully crossed so only part of the negative is exposed.

If they were taken without flash then your camera has a faulty shutter assembly which must be replaced. It's not a DIY job, it's not cheap, and on a consumer grade 35mm SLR like any of the Rebel/EOS triple digit models it's usually not cost effective. Especially when there are millions of them lying unused and regularly available for next to nothing on auction websites and for absolutely nothing on FreeCycle/Freegle.

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shutter problem, cut off is part not exposed,replace the shutterunit.

Sounds like your shutter blades may be out of position. That can be repaired. Canon is located in Jamesburg, NJ or you may contact an Authorized Service Center. I don't know where you are, but there is one in Florida 305-653-7355.
good luck

This could well be a serious issue, which you'd need to send to your manufacturer to fix, however there are a few things you could try first:

Take your lens off and with a clean rubber (like on the end of a pencil), clean the contacts of both the camera and the lens.

You have light leak somewhere to the film.
Usually from the bad film door seal.

Is the memory card locked? Is it bad? Are you using internal memory? First, see if the lock switch is on. Then try putting it in a memory card reader.

The shutter is most likely damaged.

Sounds like you have dust on your censor. There are countless ways to get dust off of your censor, just look around on google. I would suggest that you be careful when you change your lenses thoughs.