Use

When we want to describe more than one characteristic of a noun, we can use multiple adjectives sequentially. However, it is important to remember that there is a correct order for these multiple adjectives.

Example:

I’ve never seen such a beautiful young woman.

Explanation:

Beautiful is placed before young because adjectives describing opinion, like beautiful, precede adjectives describing age, likeyoung.

How to build

When there are multiple adjectives before a noun, they follow a general order:

general opinion (nice)  -> specific opinion (tasty) -> size (small) -> age (new) -> shape (square) -> color (brown) -> origin (Polish) -> material (corn) -> noun (sandwich)

With multiple adjectives before a noun, they are not separated by a comma.

• That looks like a nice tasty small sandwich.

• Thank you for my lovely new German car.

More Examples

• Did you see my beautiful new red skirt?

• You have a nice cozy old flat.