Asking question in a different way

Jeff_MosawyIs this house very big for us?

I think you mean: Is this house too big for us?

Jeff_Mosawycan I ask the same question like this: This house is very for us or not?

I think you mean This house is too big for us or not? No, that's not correct. You still need to invert subject and ver

Thank you for the correction.

Is This house is too big for us. Or is it? gives the same meaning when we say Is this house too big for us?

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By the way, there I should NOT use very instead of too, am I right?

Thank you once again.

Jeff.

Jeff_MosawyDoes This house is too big for us. Or is it? give the same meaning when we say Is this house too big for us?

No. It makes a statement of fact. (This house is too big for us.) Then (Or is it?) it expresses doubt that the first part is true, as if the speaker has changed his opinion, or is not so sure. The

How about using so instead too?

Jeff_MosawyHow about using so instead too?

No. Not a good idea.

CJ

First off, I'm so sorry for many questions

Just let me know is this correct about asking question or not. This is a co

Sorry I wrote the conversation wrong.

A: This house is too big for us.

B: So that means you want to sell it, eh?

I have a question
and it's :
is "That" Always used instead "Which" and "who" and "whom" ?

19216801I have a question and it's :is "That" Always used instead "Which" and "who" and "whom" ?

Hi.

You can open a new discussion here and ask all your question.

Jeff.

Jeff_MosawyA: This house is too big for us.
B: So that means you want to sell it, eh?

Correct.

By the way, it's better to start a new post with a new question. That way you have a better chance of getting your answer sooner, because one of the other members of the forum can help. None of us on on-line all the time, so I may not be available to a