0 Hi, 02br 00I'd say it's a judgement call, but I think most people, including me, would omit it. 02br 02br 00If I can say 02br 02br 00then I can say 02br 02br 02br 00I hope you get the money. 02br 00Clive 02br 02br 0-
0 It's a gentlemen's bet but it's with a teacher! I think a tart, green apple would 02br 00be a strange, tart, green, apple, too. 05000 Oh, yea- Thanks! This is fun!010id5
0 I can't speak for Americans, but if anyone said that their stuff was in their Guildford, Surrey, garage I would clonk them round the ear and tell them to stop expressing themsleves in such a bizarre way. How could there be rules regarding commas for such nonsense? 0-
0 Hi again,,,,,,,, 02br 00I'm not sure green in 'a large, green apple' is always 100% equivalent to using a place name in a string of adjectives. 02br 00What was in the back of my mind was that there might be the odd context when I really wanted to stress the last place name and then pause in my speaking. After all, a comma just represents a pause. 02br 00Per
0 General rules for adjective placement 02br 02br 001 Opinion and general description , 02br 002 Dimension / Size / Weight 02br 003 Age 02br 004 Shape 02br 005 Colour 02br 006 Country of origin 02br 007 Material 02br 008 Purpose and power 02br 02br 00My beautiful big o