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Native English speakers often use two or three adjectives in front of a noun, without even realising that there is a particular order we always use. But what is that order?
What is the correct order of adjectives?
I live in a beautiful, small, old house
I live in a small, old, beautiful house
I live in an old, beautiful, small house
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English, Georgian, Greek
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