Question

I’ve bough her a __ bag. 1) square, plain, leather 2) square, leather, plain 3) leather, square, plain 4) plain, square, leather

Answer 1

Ответ:

тут 4) plain square leather

Объяснение:

обычная квадратная кожаная

Answer 2

Ответ:

4) это ответ на твой вопрос

Answer 3

All of the options you provided are grammatically correct, but the choice depends on the specific attributes of the bag you want to convey. Here's the breakdown:

1. "I've bought her a square, plain, leather bag." - This suggests that the bag is square in shape, plain in design (no decorative elements), and made of leather.

2. "I've bought her a square, leather, plain bag." - This suggests that the bag is square in shape, made of leather, and plain in design (no decorative elements).

3. "I've bought her a leather, square, plain bag." - This suggests that the bag is made of leather, square in shape, and plain in design (no decorative elements).

4. "I've bought her a plain, square, leather bag." - This suggests that the bag is plain in design (no decorative elements), square in shape, and made of leather.

The choice depends on which aspect of the bag you want to emphasize first. If you want to emphasize the shape, go with options 1, 2, or 3. If you want to emphasize the material (leather) first, go with any of the options. If you want to emphasize the simplicity or plain design of the bag, go with options 1 or 4.