Short and red in English who comes first

The order of the adjectives before the noun is arranged according to the determinant article shape age color nationality material so the short one is in front of the red You might as well memorize the mantra It will be easier to answer the question later.

Limited depictions of large lengths and heights, shapes, ages and new and old;

Color, nationality and material, role category leans back;

Among them, "qualifiers" include: articles, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, or numerals, which are preceded by various adjectives. It itself is divided into three parts, namely:

Front, middle, rear. The preceding qualifiers are all, half, both, fraction, and multiple; Median qualifiers include articles, demonstrative pronouns, possessive pronouns, etc.; Post-position qualifiers have cardinal and ordinal words, but ordinal words are placed before cardinal number words. Such as:

Both my hands, all half his income, etc. "Depicted" adjectives such as: beautiful, bad, cold, greatest, etc.

"Big, long, high" means some words such as size, length, height, etc. Words that mean "shape" such as: round square, etc.

"Nationality" is a word that refers to a country or region. Words such as "material" are: wooden, woolen, stone, silk, etc.

Role Category" such as: medical, college, writing desk, police car, etc.

they are very famous/popular.

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