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Quarter 1. The learner arranges determiner, quantity, quality, size, shape and colour adjectives in the order English uses before a noun.
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Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word table: wooden, beautiful, round.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word bowls: red, three, small, plastic.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word box: blue, ugly, square.
In the phrase "a small round red ball," which adjective comes immediately before the color word?
In the phrase "a shiny new Japanese digital camera," which category does the word "Japanese" belong to?
A guide describes "a lovely little Italian restaurant." Which category does the word little show?
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word sweater: Irish, cozy, green, woolen.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word kitten: tiny, playful, gray.
In the phrase "a huge ancient stone bridge," the adjective that tells the age of the bridge is ___.
In the phrase "a small square wooden crate," the adjectives follow the order size, shape, material.
In the phrase "a large plastic sleeping bag," which adjective sits closest to the noun?
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word bag: sleeping, blue, nylon.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word mirror: oval, antique, lovely.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word scarf: silk, long, purple.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word backpack: canvas, huge, orange.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word truck: red, enormous, old.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word vase: Chinese, delicate, tall.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word spoon: silver, tiny, round.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word gloves: leather, brown, warm.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word notebook: rectangular, new, thin.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word cottage: stone, charming, French.
Put these adjectives in the conventional order before the word blanket: fleece, enormous, blue.
In the phrase "a smooth oval wooden tray," which category does the word oval show?
In the phrase "a heavy square cardboard carton," which category does the word heavy show?
In the phrase "a shiny black Italian sports car," which word names what the car is used for?
In the phrase "two clever young Mexican dancers," which word tells where the dancers are from?
In the phrase "a rough old wooden garden fence," which word tells what the fence is made of?
In the phrase "a lovely tiny silver bell," which adjective follows the opinion word?
In the phrase "a round green Thai lantern," which adjective sits between the shape word and the origin word?
In the phrase "a handsome old wooden clock," which adjective stands farthest from the noun?
In the phrase "a beautiful little Swiss music box," the adjective that tells the size of the box is ___.
In the phrase "a bent orange plastic straw," the adjective that tells the color is ___.
In the phrase "an elegant new French perfume bottle," the adjective that tells the age is ___.
In the phrase "a wide gray concrete driveway," the adjective that tells what the driveway is made of is ___.
In the phrase "a tall green glass bottle," the adjectives follow the order color, size, material.
In the phrase "a lovely wide sandy beach," the word lovely gives an opinion.
In the phrase "three small square tiles," the number three comes before all of the other adjectives.
Choose the sentence that puts the adjectives shiny, new, and silver in the conventional order before the word bicycle.
Choose the sentence that puts the adjectives big, yellow, and paper in the conventional order before the word kite.
Choose the sentence that puts the adjectives friendly, little, and brown in the conventional order before the word puppy.
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