Adjective order | The parts of speech | Grammar

Learn about the adjective order of Standard American English and your new favorite memory aid: DOSA-SCOMP.

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Thank you so much! It's very enlightening! God bless you more!

Love dosa

Nice english❤️😎

<3 thank you so much

As a South Indian I find this funny

isn't it Shape after the size?

#Dosascomp
scomp i think is poop.

Black metal? m/

I'm not a native speaker but french old white house doesn't make sense at all. I don't know why

Makes sense though there's a lot there.

I will always remember #DosaScomp

In school, it is OSIASHCOM

helpful

Thank you so much, this helped me study.😀

Thank you for this. I caught it on the Khan app, and honestly I'd never thought of it before. I don't know that I agree with this 100%. Opinion and size are interchangeable in order. Think of Roald Dahl's Big Friendly Giant, which is is size-opinion-object. One can also think of a large scary caterpillar, or small foolish things. Perhaps there should be a note on this in the video?

Cumulative adjectives do not require a comma and follow a specific order while coordinate adjectives require a comma (for three or more) and may be arranged in any order. Both may be either attributive or predicate adjectives.