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2015-02-27, 14:23
SALAM DEAR FRIENDS :dj_17:
I hope u r fine :19:
today am dealing with a problem that ocuurs to us whenever we r dealing with writing ...it is the order of adjectives in case we have more than one in a single sentence :confused:
lets begin with this example
The "ugly red wooden box" sounds correct, but the "wooden red ugly box" sounds wrong. There is a "rule" describing the order English adjectives are used in:
1- Opinion or judgment -- beautiful, ugly, easy, fast, interesting
2- Size -- small, tall, short, big
3-Age -- young, old, new, historic, ancient
4-Shape -- round, square, rectangular
5- Color -- red, black, green, purple
6-Nationality -- French, Asian, American, Canadian, Japanese
7-Material -- wooden, plastic, plastic, glass, paper
8-Purpose or Qualifier -- foldout sofa, fishing boat, racing car
So: the "beautiful long old curved red Italian steel racing car"
http://www2.0zz0.com/2015/02/27/16/495170308.jpg
peace out
I hope u r fine :19:
today am dealing with a problem that ocuurs to us whenever we r dealing with writing ...it is the order of adjectives in case we have more than one in a single sentence :confused:
lets begin with this example
The "ugly red wooden box" sounds correct, but the "wooden red ugly box" sounds wrong. There is a "rule" describing the order English adjectives are used in:
1- Opinion or judgment -- beautiful, ugly, easy, fast, interesting
2- Size -- small, tall, short, big
3-Age -- young, old, new, historic, ancient
4-Shape -- round, square, rectangular
5- Color -- red, black, green, purple
6-Nationality -- French, Asian, American, Canadian, Japanese
7-Material -- wooden, plastic, plastic, glass, paper
8-Purpose or Qualifier -- foldout sofa, fishing boat, racing car
So: the "beautiful long old curved red Italian steel racing car"
http://www2.0zz0.com/2015/02/27/16/495170308.jpg
peace out