English Grammar & Spelling: VERBS with 2 PAST TENSES

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Hi Gill. Thanks for the great video. I have a question regarding the following sentence:

I stayed in a great hotel overlooking the sea.

My question is in regard to 'overlooking'.

The tense is in the past (stayed). Is 'overlooking' being used as an adjective or continuous verb form?

Thanks in advance.

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English is my second language and I've been studying it for more than 10 years. I consider myself fluid, don't even have a latin accent at this point; but I have never heard of double spelling past tense words until now! Who knew there where still something to learn on english grammar! It feels thrilling to find something new to learn after I thought I had mastered the language already 🥰

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Could you please do a lesson on preposition, please?

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How to differentiate:
I have burned and I had burned
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The cook burned the dinner, so the dinner is burnt.I kneeled and he or she or they knelt. I leaped and others lept also.

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Dear Gill. The subject of your lesson is confusing. You spoke about Past Simple Tense (preterite) and Past Participle.

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I heard that LEARNED (for example) could be pronounced differently in regards to whether it's an adjective or a verb... in such cases as "a learned man" (as a scientist) and "he learned many languages", the endings sound not in the same way (that is [ıd] and [d]/[t])... could you elaborate this topic with such cases, Gill, please?

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Another example. The past tense of 'to dive' is 'dived' in GB English, but US English uses 'dove' [rhymes with 'cove' and 'wove']. In UK English 'dove' rhymes with 'love' and is the name of a pigeon-like bird.

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Hello, given that you specified these are just the main ones, where can I find the full list?

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