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    Order of Adjectives: Task 4

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    This document contains two tasks - one about ordering adjectives correctly and one about using the correct adjective form for a given word. The first task provides 20 sentences where the adjectives describing a noun are out of order and asks to reorder them correctly. The second task provides 15 sentences where an adjective is used as a noun and asks to replace it with the correct adjective form.

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    This document contains two tasks - one about ordering adjectives correctly and one about using the correct adjective form for a given word. The first task provides 20 sentences where the adjectives describing a noun are out of order and asks to reorder them correctly. The second task provides 15 sentences where an adjective is used as a noun and asks to replace it with the correct adjective form.

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    Order of Adjectives: Task 4

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    TASK 4

    Order of Adjectives  
    a grey metal
    1. We wanted __________________________________ (grey / a / metal) table. 
    2. They bought a new red (red / a / new) car.  
    3. She went home and sat on her comfortable old wooden
    (comfortable / her / wooden / old) bed.  
    4. He bought a fabulous british woollen (woollen / a /
    British / fabulous) suit. 
    5. They have black dutch (Dutch / black) bicycles.  
    6. He wants some really delicious french (some /
    French / delicious / really) cheese.  
    7. A pretty young (young / a / pretty) girl walked into the room.
    8. He has a lot of interesting old (a lot of / old / interesting) books.  
    9. She bought a new red plastic (plastic / red / a / new) plastic lunchbox.  
    10. He is looking for a black leather stylish (leather / stylish / a /black)
    bag.  
    11. She dropped the beautiful old
    (old / beautiful / the) plate and it smashed.  
    12. I want an amazing green silk (silk / green / an / amazing) dress.  
    13. She drank hot black italian (Italian / black / hot) coffee.  
    14. He saw an old french writing (French / writing / old / an) desk.  
    15. They stayed in a little cute (little / a / cute) cottage.  
    16. I visited a spooky ancient german (ancient / a / spooky /
    German) castle.  
    17. He has a beautiful old silver (silver / old / beautiful / a) ring.  
    18. We ate some round green english (green / English /
    round / some) apples.  
    19. I need a comfortable computer (computer / comfortable / a) desk.  
    20. They went on holiday to a beautiful small wooden (small / wooden /
    a / beautiful) cabin.
     
     
    WRITE THE CORRECT ADJECTIVE FORM
     
     
     
     
    1. I HAD SUCH A TIRING DAY! I WENT STRAIGHT TO BED.  
        (TIRE)  
    2. EVERYONE'S VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE NEWS. (EXCITE)  
    3. I DON'T LIKE WATCHING DEPRESSING FILMS ALONE. (DEPRESS)  
    4. I WAS AMAZED WHEN SHE TOLD ME SHE LOVED ME. (AMAZE) 
    5. HE'S SUCH A BORING GUY. HE ONLY EVER TALKS ABOUT  
        HIMSELF. (BORE)
    6. I'M VERY INTERESTED IN FILMS AND THEATER. (INTEREST) 
    7. IT WAS A VERY INTERESTING SITUATION. (INTEREST)  
    8. THERE'S BEEN SOME VERY SURPRISING NEWS. (SURPRISE) 
    9. HE KISSED ME AND I RAN. HOW EMBARRASSING! (EMBARRASS)  
    10. SHE'S ALWAYS TALKING AND TALKING. I’M BORED BECAUSE 
          SHE’S REALLY BORING.(BORE)  
    11. I WALKED INTO THIS RESTAURANT AND THERE WAS ANDY WITH  
          A STRANGE WOMAN. HE SEEMED REALLY EMBARRASSED.       (EMBARRASS) 
    12. I’M VERY INTERESTED (INTEREST) IN HISTORY.  
    13. SHE LOOKED SURPRISED (SURPRISE) WHEN I TOLD HER THAT. 
    14. SHE FELT VERY DEPRESSED (DEPRESS) ABOUT THE FUTURE. 
    15. I AM SICK AND TIRED (TIRE) OF ALL THE ARGUMENTS. 
     
     

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