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- 26-Dec-2011, 05:28 #1
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a square, old, wooden table ? Is it "a square, old, wooden table" or is it "an old, square, wooden table" ?
- 26-Dec-2011, 10:04 #2
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- 26-Dec-2011, 16:29 #3
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Teacher Re: a square, old, wooden table ? According to this helpful table of the order of adjectives, it's old, square, wooden.
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