In English, adjectives usually follow a particular order.
For example:
„A beautiful old house.“
Sounds natural.
„An old beautiful house.“
Sounds unusual.
But here’s the good news.
You rarely need to use more than two or three adjectives together.
💡 Quick tip:
Instead of memorising a long list of rules, notice how adjectives appear together in real English.
And when in doubt, keep it simple.
„A large wooden table“ is usually all you need.
