LearningCurve activities on modifier placement are available at the end of the Troublespots section of this handbook.
Adjectives generally appear in the following order in English sentences.
Article, pronoun, or other determiner: a, an, the, that, his, their, Janine’s
Evaluation or judgment: beautiful, ugly, elegant, magnificent, impressive
Size or dimension: short, tall, long, large, small, big, little
Shape: round, rectangular, square, baggy, circular, octagonal
Age: new, young, old, aged, antique
Color: pink, turquoise, gray, orange
History or origin (country and religion): Asian, Norwegian, Thai, American, Protestant, Mongolian, Buddhist, Muslim, Catholic, Jewish
Material: copper, cotton, plastic, oak, linen
Noun used as a descriptive adjective: kitchen (sink), bedroom (lamp)
When you use several adjectives to modify a noun, arrange them in the order expected in English.