Technically, a room doesn't look over anything. It overlooks the garden. A person standing in the window of that room could look out over the garden.
"The room looks out over the garden."
"The room looks over the garden."
Are look out over and look over different? What does "out" add?
Technically, a room doesn't look over anything. It overlooks the garden. A person standing in the window of that room could look out over the garden.
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
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