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Order of Adjectives Explained

The document provides examples of the correct order of multiple adjectives in English. It illustrates how to properly arrange adjectives before nouns, including various combinations of descriptive words. The examples cover different contexts, such as colors, sizes, and types of objects.

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Order of Adjectives Explained

The document provides examples of the correct order of multiple adjectives in English. It illustrates how to properly arrange adjectives before nouns, including various combinations of descriptive words. The examples cover different contexts, such as colors, sizes, and types of objects.

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Order of multiple adjectives

-They have a/an (red/old/box/lovely) :

-She is selling her (3-year-old/ flashy/car/Italian):

-I bought some (silver/ ornaments/ charming/ Victorian) at the flea market.

-The playroom has (round/tables/plastic/six/small)

-What a (plastic/disgusting/pink/ornament)!

- I love that (green/antique/big/car) that parked at the end of the street.

- A/an (clock/Turkish/old/wonderful/silver)

- A/An (leather/ expensive/ briefcase/small)

- I have a/an (wooden/ table/ round/Ottoman/ coffee)

- I need to buy a/an (Italian-coat-leather-black)

- These are (delicious-huge-cookies-round)

-the group of (Cuban-musicians-young- talented) just emerged from the scene.

- I’d like (good-three- reasons) why you don’t like spinach.

- The store carries an assortment of an/ a ( antique-new –interesting) objects.

- We went for a two-week cruise on a/ an (Italian - incredible, brand-new –

huge) ocean liner

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