Adjective Order

Here are examples of adjective order with multiple adjectives in different patterns:

1. Quantity + Opinion + Size + Age + Shape + Color + Proper Adjective + Material + Noun

Example:

Three beautiful small old round red French wooden tables.

Three (quantity)

Beautiful (opinion)

Small (size)

Old (age)

Round (shape)

Red (color)

French (proper adjective)

Wooden (material)

2. Quantity + Opinion + Age + Shape + Color + Noun

Example:

Two lovely new square blue boxes.

Two (quantity)

Lovely (opinion)

New (age)

Square (shape)

Blue (color)

3. Opinion + Size + Shape + Age + Noun

Example:

An interesting big rectangular old book.

Interesting (opinion)

Big (size)

Rectangular (shape)

Old (age)

4. Opinion + Age + Color + Material + Noun

Example:

A beautiful old green leather jacket.

Beautiful (opinion)

Old (age)

Green (color)

Leather (material)

5. Quantity + Opinion + Age + Color + Noun

Example:

Five small lovely old green apples.

Five (quantity)

Small (size)

Lovely (opinion)

Old (age)

Green (color)

6. Size + Age + Shape + Material + Purpose + Noun

Example:

A large old round wooden dining table.

Large (size)

Old (age)

Round (shape)

Wooden (material)

Dining (purpose) 

This structure helps make your sentences sound natural and clear. If you’d like, you can give me a few adjectives, and I can help you put them in the right order!