Question

ПОМОГИТК, С АНГЛИЙСКИМ НЕ ДРУЖУ Put the adjectives into the correct order to complete the phrases. e.g. с young с excellent с American an excellent young American skateboarder 1. English nice middle-aged a(n) ............. ............. ................ writer 2. Japanese young interesting a(n) ............. ............. .............. student 3. famous Greek well-built a ............. ............. ................. boxer 4. tall French easy-going a(n) ............. ............. ................ actor 5. talented teenage Italian a(n) ............. ............. ................. artist 6. German young interesting a(n) ............. ............. .............. scientist

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 a nice middle-aged English writer

2 An interesting young Japanese student

3 a famous well- build Greek boxer

4 an easy-going tall French actor

5 a talented teenage Italian artist

6 an interesting young German scientist

Объяснение:

Порядок прилагательных перед существительным: мнение-размер-возраст-форма-цвет-происхождение-материал-назначение

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that. In English, adjectives are typically placed in a specific order before the noun they describe. The usual order is:

1. Determiner (e.g., a, an, the)
2. Opinion or general judgment (e.g., nice, interesting, well-built)
3. Size (e.g., tall, short, small)
4. Shape (e.g., round, square)
5. Age (e.g., young, old)
6. Color (e.g., red, blue, green)
7. Nationality or origin (e.g., English, Japanese, Greek)
8. Material (e.g., wooden, metal, silk)
9. Purpose or qualifier (e.g., sports, gardening, wedding)
10. Noun (the main thing you're describing)

Now, let's complete the phrases:

1. English middle-aged nice writer
2. Japanese young interesting student
3. Greek well-built famous boxer
4. tall easy-going French actor
5. talented teenage Italian artist
6. German young interesting scientist

These phrases follow the correct order of adjectives in English.