Adjective Order, OSASCOMP
In English, multiple adjectives preceding a noun follow a specific standard order: Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, and Purpose (often remembered as OSASCOMP ). They usually appear before the noun, starting with general descriptions (opinion) and ending with specific qualifiers (material/purpose). YouTube +4 The Standard Order of Adjectives: Opinion: beautiful, expensive, terrible, amazing Size: small, huge, tiny, tall Age: old, new, young, ancient Shape: round, square, long, flat Color: red, blue, green, pale Origin/Nationality: American, Turkish, lunar, Victorian Material: wooden, cotton, metallic, gold Purpose: sleeping (bag), racing (car), cooking (pot) wallstreetenglish.co.id +5 Examples of Correct Order: A lovely little old rectangular silver mirror. An expensive new French car. Three big round wooden tables. YouTube ...