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Jul 21, 2009
Topics: Adjective
Skills: Grammar
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Adjectives with "one" and "ones" and ordering of adjectives

 

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Adjectives in connection with ONE and ONES


In the English language, adjectives often occur with the words one/ones. These replacements substitute a noun, which does not have to be repeated.

The old house belongs to my grandparents, the new one is ours.
Would you like the black trainers or the red ones?


Ordering several adjectives in one clause


If more than one adjective is used to describe a noun, the following order should be maintained: „subjective" before „objective" or „opinion before fact"

  • a lovely old lady
  • an expensive newchurch
  • some nice young people

Should there be several „objective" adjectives to describe a noun, the following order should be maintained according to the English grammar:

Size Age Colour Heritage Material (Noun)
a small blue glass statue
an old Greek aquarelle painting
some big new German premium cars

 



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