Which one of the following is correct?
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The house is very good but too much small to accommodate the full family.
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The house is very good but too small to accommodate the full family.
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The house is very good but very much small to accommodate the full family.
Please note: Here small is an adjective , which is describing the house or small can be considered noun here.
Best Answer
The question here is the difference between very and too. See those examples so you can understand:
But we use VERY/TOO MUCH before comparatives
Rest: VERY MUCH / TOO MUCH
(+ noun) I don't have very much money [but "very much" with nouns is not common, see note 2 below] He drank too much gin tonic at the party (+ verb) I think you work very much / too much
Remember that we don't normally separate a transitive verb from its direct object, and this is especially true for VERY/TOO MUCH: