Adjectives word order

We wanted (metal / a / grey) … table

• a metal grey

• a grey metal

• grey metal a

• grey a metal

They bought (new / a / red) … car.

• a new red

• a red new

• red new a

• new a red

She went home and sat on her (comfortable / old / wooden) … bed.

• comfortable old wooden

• old wooden comfortable

• wooden old comfortable

• old comfrotable wooden

He bought a (British / fabulous / woolen) … suit.

• woolen British fabulous

• British woolen fabulous

• fabulous British woolen

• fabulous woolen British

They have (new/ Dutch / black) … bicycles.

• black new Dutch

• new Dutch black

• Dutch new black

• new black Dutch

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

• some French delicious

• delicious some French

• some delicious French

• French some delicious

   … (pretty / A / young) girl walked into the room.

• A pretty young

• pretty a young

• A young pretty

• young a pretty

He has … (interesting / a lot of / old) books.

• old interesting a lot of

• a lot of interesting old

• interesting a lot of old

• a lot of old interesting

She bought … (plastic / new / red) gnome.

• red plastic new

• red new plastic

• plastic new red

• new red plastic

He is looking for … (black / stylish / leather) bag.

• stylish black leather

• black leather stylish

• leather black stylish

• stylish leather black