In what order should adjectives be arranged in Eng..

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In what order should adjectives be arranged in English if there are several of them in one sentence? Is there a fixed rule or are there exceptions? For example, why do people say "a big red car" and not "a red big car"? Is there a difference in the order of adjectives in formal and informal speech?

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In English, the order of adjectives in a sentence follows certain rules. Typically, adjectives are arranged in the following order: first, adjectives describing quantity, then quality, size, age, shape, color, origin, and material. For example, "a big red car" (first size, then color). This rule has exceptions, but in most cases it applies. In formal and informal styles of speech, the order of adjectives remains the same. More explanations and examples can be found at https://promova.com/english-gr....ammar/order-of-adjec

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