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Order of Adjectives / Orden de los Adjetivos en INGLÉS

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The order of adjectives in Spanish: the definitive cheat sheet        There are 11 kinds of adjectives in English, and they always go in the same order within a sentence.  So pay attention to this list about the order of adjectives in English:  Number (number).  Cardinal or ordinal numbers can serve as adjectives, if they precede a name and serve to add information about it.  Examples: the second row, six coins.                                           Opinion (opinion).  That is, what we think about that thing or person.  Examples: a controversial opinion, a funny book, a good teacher.  Size (size).  What its name indicates: a high mountain, a big cat.         Shape (shape).  Here not only adjectives such as round or circular are included, but also those of weight.  Examples: a heavy table, a round room.  Condition (state).  How is this thing or person at a given time.  Examples: a clean glass, a broken umbrella.  Age (age).  These adjectives refer to the years or age of something or someone.  Examples: an old chair, a modern building.                                     Colour).  Here not only the basic colors are included, but also adjectives such as "reddish" or "yellowish".  Examples: a reddish fruit, a yellowish wall.  Pattern (print).  The pattern or drawing of a material or an animal.  Examples: a spotted dog, a striped dress.  Origin (origin).  Where does the thing (or person) come from.  Examples: an American girl, the Nordic countries.                        Matter (matter).  What is something made of?  Examples: a plastic fork, a ceramic bowl.                                           Purpose (objective).  These types of adjectives describe what something is made for and are usually in the form of gerunds.  Examples: a fishing rod, a drawing board.  

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The order of adjectives in Spanish: the definitive cheat sheet        There are 11 kinds of adjectives in English, and they always go in the same order within a sentence.  So pay attention to this list about the order of adjectives in English:  Number (number).  Cardinal or ordinal numbers can serve as adjectives, if they precede a name and serve to add information about it.  Examples: the second row, six coins.                                           Opinion (opinion).  That is, what we think about that thing or person.  Examples: a controversial opinion, a funny book, a good teacher.  Size (size).  What its name indicates: a high mountain, a big cat.         Shape (shape).  Here not only adjectives such as round or circular are included, but also those of weight.  Examples: a heavy table, a round room.  Condition (state).  How is this thing or person at a given time.  Examples: a clean glass, a broken umbrella.  Age (age).  These adjectives refer to the years or age of something or someone.  Examples: an old chair, a modern building.                                     Colour).  Here not only the basic colors are included, but also adjectives such as "reddish" or "yellowish".  Examples: a reddish fruit, a yellowish wall.  Pattern (print).  The pattern or drawing of a material or an animal.  Examples: a spotted dog, a striped dress.  Origin (origin).  Where does the thing (or person) come from.  Examples: an American girl, the Nordic countries.                        Matter (matter).  What is something made of?  Examples: a plastic fork, a ceramic bowl.                                           Purpose (objective).  These types of adjectives describe what something is made for and are usually in the form of gerunds.  Examples: a fishing rod, a drawing board.  

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Funciones del adjetivo, colocación en la oración y diferencia entre los adjetivos y los adverbios