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Not so sure if this is ironclad. Like, if someone messes up the order of adjectives, a native/fluent English speaker would still understand what they're trying
by otteromkram 3y ago
Not so sure if this is ironclad.
Like, if someone messes up the order of adjectives, a native/fluent English speaker would still understand what they're trying to say.
The author also introduces Cambridge, Oxford, whatever, when the first ordering is pretty standard.
For example, the common term for an tiny, aged woman in the US is, "little old lady." Size, then age, then the rest.
- Tagbert 3y agoif the adjectives are out of order, they will be understood but the speaker will seem a little odd and not native.