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Linhnmpt Posted 17 years ago
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Too small a house ??

could anyone tell me why choose D.thank you!

. - Grace: I wish your parents invite us for holiday. - Monty: They can't. They have ______ to accommodate us and the children too.
(A) such a small house
(B) a too small house
(C) very small a house
(D) too small a house
  

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Hi linhnmpt, "They have too small a house" = "They have a house that is too small" You can use this pattern: too + adjective + a + noun - too big a problem to solve = a problem that is too big to solve - too hard a question to answer = a question that is too hard to answer By the way, the word "wish" is used incorrectly in the first part of your sentence. It should use "hope" instead: - I hope your parents invite us for a holiday.

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  • Hi linhnmpt, "They have too small a house" = "They have a house that is too small" You can use this pattern: too + adjective + a + noun - too big a problem to solve = a problem that is too big to solve - too hard a question to answer = a question that is too hard to answer By the way, the word "wish" is used incorrectly in the first part of your sentence.
  • It should use "hope" instead: - I hope your parents invite us for a holiday.
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Hi linhnmpt,

"They have too small a house" = "They have a house that is too small"

You can use this pattern:
too + adjective + a + noun

- too big a problem to solve = a problem that is too big to solve

- too hard a question to answer = a question that is too hard to answer

By the way, the word "wish" is used incorrectly
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