Identifying a Sentence with the Correct Adjective Order

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Adjectives are words that tell about a noun. Often, more than one adjective is used to describe the same noun.
 

She gave me long red silk roses.

 

The adjectives long, red, and silk all describe the noun roses.
 

When more than one adjective is used, the adjectives usually go in a certain order. This table shows that order.
 

Article

Opinion

Size

Shape

Age

Color

Origin

Material

Purpose/Qualifier

Nounv

a

lovely

   

old

red

     

post

an

     

old

 

Italian

 

race

car

a

charming

small

       

silver

 

ring


A purpose or qualifier is often considered part of the noun. When you put a purpose or qualifier with a noun, the result is similar to a compound word.

 





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Remember :

The smallest number is the one that comes first while counting.

Solution :

To arrange the given numbers in order from smallest to greatest, find the smallest number among all the given numbers.

21,27,23

21 is the smallest number.