Never Break This Grammar Rule - Adjective Order

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[soloenglishtv]

Great lesson today! Thanks, very informatvie!

[sergeygsw]

Здравствуйте! Я изучаю английский язык и увидел случайно Ваш канал. Подписался же сразу, так как Ваш канал даёт мне услышать, как звучит Британский Английский. И некоторые слова я стал понимать на слух. (И с каждым разом всё больше и больше буду понимать Вас). Спасибо Вам. Пожалуйста, не забрасывайте канал, если есть возможность его продолжать.

А ещё, Вы КРАСИВАЯ ЖЕНЩИНА!! А особенно поражён Вашими красивыми губами - они в форме сердечка!!! Боже ты мой!!! Как это красиво выглядит!!! Вы меня этим поразили!! ))

2:12 - даже когда Вы улыбаетесь, форма сердечка не теряется, а просто растягивается вместе с улыбкой. Я из России и влюблён в женщину из Британии - в Вас. )))


Hello! I study English and accidentally saw your channel. I signed up right away, as your channel lets me hear how British English sounds. And I began to understand some words by ear. (And each time I will understand you more and more). Thanks you. Please do not drop the channel if you can continue.
And yet, you are a BEAUTIFUL WOMAN !! And I am especially impressed by your beautiful lips - they are in the shape of a heart !!! Oh my god !!! How beautiful it looks !!! You hit me with this !! )))
2:12 - even when you smile, the heart shape is not lost, but simply stretched along with the smile. I am from Russia and in love with a woman from Britain - in you. )))

[vi]

The lesson is really useful.
you explained very clearly.
Thanks!

[AQEELWASSAF]

thanks for this lesson
you're great

[sazhaxeramezha]

Not sure if this is just an American deviation, but it seems like age can be placed in multiple places in the order:
"Have you seen her new little black dress?"
"They carefully stepped into the cold, ancient, sloping cavern."

Of course, one of the ways "old" can be used isn't *really* an age descriptor, but some American vernaculars include tacking it onto certain other adjectives to add emphasis (although the "d" is always dropped when I've heard it, so it's definitely informal):
"There's a great little ol' restaurant that just opened over on the south side."

[ginaldoschuina]

I love all your videos since I've met you on YouTube. I met you in 2018. I am Ginaldo from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

[shahabunaser]

You're pretty good.I think your work surely helpful for those want to achieve advance level in English.

[АндрейБобренёв-эу]

Anna you are outstanding and you're channel is just brilliant. Thanks a lot for everything you do for us.
Btw, what about describing things like clothes, furnitur?

[phamnhuhien]

Your clips have helped me a lot. Keep up the good work. Thanks!

[anice_sab]

Hi Anna, your videos are really great! I was wondering what are the rules for using is and are?
Would you say : 'my ends are crowded with a lot of people' or my ends is crowded with a lot of people'

[SomaKitsune]

Very interesting. I did not know this.

[maqsoodahmed]

Thank you very much dear teacher, it was very interesting and very very useful including your way of act is.🤗

[gasparcorrealeitao]

I Just really love your accent is so charmed and clear, i can understand everything....

[christian]

Her accent sounds like a poem in my ear .

[sigitpurnama]

In some sources the structure is opinion - So, which is correct? And why?

[auliaa]

Thanks Anna this is exactly what I need!

[antoniopintus]

Anna, you simply elegant and gorgeous! Brava, your teaching skills are amazing! Your accent is music to my ears!

[jorgetxjr]

Hi teacher, should I put more than one caracteristic for category? For exemple: Lindsey Stirling is a very talent and beauty, thin american violinist and dancer. Thank you!

[rudolfblaha]

i realy love the way you pronounced the sentence right what happened. it sounds so british

[AkiraUema]

It's a very helpful rule indeed, but the order of the vowels take precedence. It has to be /i/ /a/ /o/ necessarily. It's the only situation that forces us to break that order. For example, "big bad wolf" sounds more natural than "bad big wolf".