Adjective order (Intermediate)

They stole ... yesterday!
1. my expensive new fur coat.
2. my expensive new coat of fur.
3. my new expensive fur coat.
He gave me ...
1. a marvellous silver bracelet.
2. a marvellous bracelet of silver.
3. a silver marvellous bracelet.
I bought ...
1. two English brown wooden chairs.
2. two brown English chairs of wood.
3. two chairs brown English wooden.
He lives in ...
1. a beautiful large modern brick house.
2. a beautiful large modern house of brick.
3. a beautiful modern large brick house.
I watched ...
1. a very interesting old American adventure film.
2. an old American adventure film very interesting.
3. a very interesting old American film of adventure.
She has ...
1. a funny small black cat.
2. a cat funny, small, black.
3. a funny small cat black.
It's ...
1. a horrible big old crowded German station.
2. a station horrible, big, old, crowded, German.
3. a horrible big old crowded station German.
I spent my holidays in ...
1. a beautiful large green hotel room.
2. a room of hotel beautiful, large, green.
3. a large beautiful green hotel room
Pierre is ...
1. a famous young French painter.
2. a painter young famous Australian.
3. a young famous painter Australian.
She will wear ...
1. a sexy transparent black silk blouse.
2. a sexy blouse black transparent of silk.
3. a sexy black transparent silk blouse.

ADJECTIVE ORDER