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I.adri Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Order of adjectives

Hi,

How should I refer to a women's shirt that is green and has a "check print" texture?
"Green check print women's shirt" ?

Thanks!
  

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Hi, How should I refer to a women's shirt that is green and has a "check print" texture? "Green check print women's shirt"... We usually don't add the word 'print' here.

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  • Hi, How should I refer to a women's shirt that is green and has a "check print" texture?
  • "Green check print women's shirt"...
  • We usually don't add the word 'print' here.
  • I'd say" a woman's green check shirt'.
  • Try to avoid stringing large numbers of adjectives together.
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Hi,

How should I refer to a women's shirt that is green and has a "check print" texture? "Green check print women's shirt"...

We usually don't add the word 'print' here.



I'd say" a woman's green check shirt'.



Try to avoid stringing large numbers of adjectives together. Instead, say

eg a woman's long-sleeved shirt with a green che
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what did you mean that you said check print
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Thanks again,

Also related to this shirt...
Is it gramatically correct if I say that "It probably fell (down?) from a higher floor"?
Or something like "It probably belongs to someone living on/at a higher floor"?
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By check print I mean it is coloured in squares of different nuances of green.
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