Adjective Order in English - English Grammar Lesson

"You are a great experienced online english teacher". I hope the adj order is correct

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"The vexing frowzy bold quack jumps." I'm a bit confuse about whether the adjective "frowzy" is general or specific.Can you clarify me.Thanks in advance.

So, is it correct? strong black Italian coffe.

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Strong Italian black coffee and strong black Italian coffee both work. Strong black Italian coffee implies that the coffee is Italian. Strong Italian black coffee implies that the black coffee is made in an Italian way

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Before I watch this, I was really confused about the order of adjective. Good job.

We going to use adjective before the noun ?

It's cool. General before specific. Opinion before fact.

Can you tell me, if there are three opinions in a sentence, how do I arranged them?

Do we say black and yellow hat , or yellow and black hat .

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can you tell how l use adjective like traditional in the adjective order

She has short, black straight hair.

As a native speaker, I was totally unaware that English had a set adjective order. I would say that "italian black coffee" sounds like a type of coffee. "Black Italian coffee" sounds like the way you take your italian coffee. I think the coffee example can be confusing, because black coffee refers to coffee without milk.

What are the correct answers? He wants to marry (young/pretty/educated/a(n)/ rustic) girl. We like to live in a (calm/unmediated/remoted) place for some time.

Hi,
I get confused with this order:
1. a calm (general) unmediated (specific) remote (origin) place
2. a pretty (general) educated (specific) young (age) rustic (origin) girl
Are they correct?

Is it correct ?
We stayed in a (luxurious/five star/new) hotel.
- a luxurious five star new hotel.

Thank you for clear explanation. I finally got it and now I can say opinions over facts and general ideas over specific ideas. Exact and to the point. Thumbs up! I appreciate that. Cheers!

There are many versions about adjective order, which one should we use. It's really confusing.

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Why cant say strong italiyan black coffee , its sound natural to me

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thanks for your explanation , i am lisa .english teacher from indonesia

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Great lesson!! Very clear & up to the point. Thanks a bunch!
May I pose you a question, if you don't mind? Why is it that the multiple adjective order does differ from author to author? I mean, not everyone shares the very same suggestion.

thanks, excellent lesson !!!!

Let's be honest, no one is going to use more than 3 adjectives for an object

Sir, I am confused a bit... I have listened multiple videos on the Utube... Some teachers order adjective as Size, Age Shape, while others order them as Size Shape Age... Kindly let me know which order is correct..

Big is not a fact

Very useful! You know, the list of the full rule is different depend of the different source you chek from.

Good job.. what comes first beautiful or charming?

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Thank you so much. It will make me invincible against the quiz in the coming English test.

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I admire your presentation.
Thank you.

Hello. According to Longman Dictionary, these are correct "Nice old houses" and "old black clothes". Why does the order of adjectives changes with "old"?

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I am an English education professor. From your lesson, however, I have known new ideas about teaching English adjectives.

Sweet friendly or friendly sweet?

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is ugly white shoe correct?

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Big old traditional....... Is that correct

Great lesson! Thank you.

I have read many documents and watched videos about this grammar. But there are conflicts about the order of "shape" and "age". Some official pages post that "shape" goes before "age", but the others don't. Could you explain this to me, teacher? Which one goes before?