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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
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Move house, moving truck, moving company, mover

Hi, Can you say " I want to move my house", or "I want to move my furniture and belongings"?Which one is natural? Do you say "a moving truck" and “a moving company", which is the vehicle and the agency for moving your furniture? Is "mover" referring to both the moving company and me who wants to move from one place to another? Thanks very much
  

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-- Neither. -- Yes, or 'the movers'. -- Do you mean in the question above about the truck and the company?

— Mister Micawber

  • -- Neither.
  • -- Yes, or 'the movers'.
  • -- Do you mean in the question above about the truck and the company?
  • No.
  • As an isolated word, I suppose it could refer to either, though.
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Hi, Can you say " I want to move my house", or "I want to move my furniture and belongings"?Which one is natural?-- Neither. We say simply, "I want to move.'

Do you say "a moving truck" and “a moving company", which is the vehicle and the agency for moving your furniture?-- Yes, or 'the movers'.
Is "mover" referring to both the moving company and me who wants to move f
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So 'mover' could mean the moving truck or the moving company. Can it mean the person who wants to move? For example, I want to move from Florida to North Carolina. Am I callled a mover?
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That is possible but not likely.
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Mover refer to the Moving Company that you engage from that help you with your moving from one place to another.
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Thank you for your help.
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