When multiple adjectives describe a noun, English speakers instinctively follow a specific order. Getting this order wrong doesn't make your meaning unclear, but it sounds unnatural to native ears. The order is: Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Colour → Origin → Material → Purpose + Noun.
Practice
Which phrase has the adjectives in the correct order?
She wore asilk scarf.
Put the adjectives in the correct order before the noun:
Which phrase has the adjectives in the correct order?
He bought his daughter astuffed bear.
Put the adjectives in the correct order before the noun:
Which sentence correctly orders the adjectives?
The museum displayed aEgyptian mask.
Choose the correctly ordered phrase.
Put the words in the correct order: