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英语练习题中形容词的连续使用 question: Bill was very happy to be the owner of a(n)____ car. A.red expensive Japanese sports B. expensive red Japanese sports C.Japanese expensive red expensive D.expensive red sports Japanese The key is "B".Can you explain "why"?

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The answer is B: expensive, red, Japanese sports Adjectives in English are usually put in the following order: Opinion...Size...Shape...Condition...Age...Color...Origin...Material...Use Examples: Opinion (good, bad, lovely, delicious, etc.) Size (large, tiny, tall, etc.) Condition (broken, swollen, twisted, etc.) Age (old, new, ancient, etc.) Color (red, green, clear, etc.) Origin (Korean, American, French, etc.) Material (wooden, paper, silver, etc.) Use (kitchen, sports, work, etc.) In the example question: "expensive" (opinion or condition) "red" (color) "Japanese" (origin) "sports" (use) For most ESL students of English, this order must simply be memorized. Native speakers just "feel" what is right, from hearing it so many times.

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