Never Break This Grammar Rule - Adjective Order

The video tutorial explains how to describe people using adjectives in English. It emphasizes the importance of using adjectives in the correct order: opinion, size, shape, age, and color. The tutorial provides practical examples, such as describing Angelina Jolie, to illustrate how to apply this order in real-life descriptions. Viewers learn to skip unnecessary categories while maintaining the correct sequence for the adjectives they use.

What is the first step in describing a person or animal in English?

• Use a noun first

• List all adjectives randomly

• Begin with an opinion adjective

• Start with a factual adjective

Which category of adjectives comes after 'opinion' in the correct order?

• Color

• Size

• Age

• Shape

In the adjective order, which category includes words like 'curly' and 'straight'?

• Shape

• Color

• Age

• Size

How would you describe a person with the following attributes: talented, slim, 44-year-old?

• A 44-year-old, talented, slim person

• A talented, slim, 44-year-old person

• A 44-year-old, slim, talented person

• A slim, talented, 44-year-old person

When describing someone with long, straight, black hair, which adjective category is skipped?

• Shape

• Opinion

• Size

• Color