Noun adverb adjective In Spanish is the order of words always (or generally) Noun, Adverb, Adjective? This would help if I know it is a general rule. Example: "You are a fairly good actor." Tra

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Noun adverb adjective In Spanish is the order of words always (or generally) Noun, Adverb, Adjective? This would help if I know it is a general rule. Example: "You are a fairly good actor." Translation: Incorrect: "Eres un actor bueno bastante." Incorrect: "Eres un bastante actor bueno." CORRECT: "Eres un actor bastante bueno."

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Hi Stephen! I hope help you.. In Spanish always : NOUN+ADJETIVE: "Es un actor bueno" ADVERB+ ADJETIVE : "Bastante bueno o Muy bueno" When you mix adjetive, adverb and noun in the same phrase, a good rule is : NOUN+ADVERB+ADJETIVE "El coche es realmente bueno", "El cielo está muy cubierto". Note that these adverbs are about how?. This rule only is with this type of adverbs. I`ve found this page on Internet: http://www.langschool.eu/, Perhaps, it can help you with Spanish:)

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