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Please show me example sentences with 1.we stayed in a lovely villa "overlooked" the sea.
2.we stayed in a lovely villa "overlooking" the sea.
could you help me what's the difference? because i've check the answer is number 2. may someone please help me explain why?
. Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with 1.we stayed in a lovely villa "overlooked" the sea.
2.we stayed in a lovely villa "overlooking" the sea.
could you help me what's the difference? because i've check the answer is number 2. may someone please help me explain why?
. Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
2.we stayed in a lovely villa "overlooking" the sea.
could you help me what's the difference? because i've check the answer is number 2. may someone please help me explain why?
. Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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The answer is 2. Because the scenario was in present tense even though you're telling it in a past tense.
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Just think of it this way.
We stayed in a lovely villa (that was) overlooking the sea.
The "that was" is left out.
Other examples are:
There is a desk made of wood.
= There is a desk (that is) made of wood.
I smiled at a dog barking at a cat.
=I smiled at a dog (that was) barking at a cat.
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