Adjective Word Order

We want (gray / a / metal) table.

• a gray metal table

• a metal gray table

• gray table metal

• metal gray table

They bought (red / a / new) car.

• a new red car

• a red new car

• a new car red

• a car red new

He returned and sat on the (comfortable / his / wooden / old) bed.

• comfortable old wooden bed

• comfortable wooden old bed

• wooden bed comfortable old

• old comfortable wooden bed

He bought a (wool / an / English / extraordinary) coat.

• extraordinary English wool coat

• wool coat extraordinary English

• English Extraordinary wool coat

• extraordinary coat English wool

He wants (some / French / delicious / really) cheese.

• some delicious French cheese

• some French delicious cheese

• some cheese French delicious

• some French cheese delicious

(young / a / beautiful/ Thai) girl walked into the room.

• a beautiful young Thai girl

• a young beautiful Thai girl

• a girl beautiful young Thai

• a beautiful Thai young girl

He drinks (Italian / black / hot) coffee.

• hot black Italian coffee

• black coffee Italian hot

• Italian black hot coffee

• hot Italian black coffee

He sees (French / writing / old / an) table.

• an old French writing table

• a French table old writing

• a writing table old French

• a writing old French table

They live in (small / a / funny) cottage.

• a funny small cottage

• a small funny cottage

• a funny cottage small

• a cottage small funny

I visited (ancient / a / scary / Germany) castle.

• a scary ancient Germany castle

• a scary Germany ancient castle

• a castle Germany ancient scary

• a Germany scary ancient castle