Adjective order in English | Canguro English

[@michelec994]

In Italy, when we refer to a teacher of the university, we use to call him "Chiarissimo professore" ("very clear" professor), followed by his name. So, this is just what you are: very clear. Thank you Christian :)

[@2795731]

Concise, understandable, straight to the point. In short, effective.Your teaching method is absolutely impressive. Keep on making videos like this one, congrats!

[@raighibressan8498]

Definitely the best classes on KZbin!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind! See you in class again soon!

[@jaPestka]

Hello Christian, your lesson made me realize that the same logic is present in my native Polish language. It is so much easier to understand now. Thank you!

[@maindmn]

Brilliant! I am an Ukrainian and English is the second language for me. You have just explained the most difficult topic for me. I had read at least three books, including Cambridge and Oxford, and this is the best explanation. This is lifehack, definitely! Thanks a lot!

[@kleyhbsonaraujo7146]

I had never seen a class like this about adjectives. Professor Christian, please continue teaching us!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much.

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Kleyhbson! I'm glad that I could offer something new! See you again in class soon!

[@jihopark6538]

This is the best lecture in KZbin about Adjective order. Thank you.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Jiho, I try my best!

[@gracie7436]

I love the way you make things simple. Thank you, Christian!

[@shabanmahmoud1481]

An excellent , concise and to the point explanation.My greetings from Egypt.

[@victorbeltran8168]

Very interesting class. thank you Christian, greetings from Bolivia

[@dmanakell]

Yours is perhaps the most informative English-learning youtube channel out there.

[@eliz--]

Your channel is my reference in English. Thanks a lot!!

[@robyprv]

Fantastic! You are able to explain really clearly the grammar.... Thank you so much... Carry on

[@filippocelardo2173]

Thank you very much Christian! I followed you since 3 days and I unsterstood more than in my all English studies at school!!!!

[@nathanhernandez1708]

You are a good theacher, good job, your class is so easy and efecctive

[@hixamjocular6591]

your video was very delightful and rich of new conceptions about the adjectives order , you're one of the best teacher I've ever seen before ,thanks Christian thumb up for you

[@ЛюдмилаАлиева-т3м]

Thank you so much.Creative and useful

[@affluiz]

Outstanding. Thanks from Brazil.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor I love your best method of teaching and good explanation. I have been improving my English through your best way of teaching and excellent explication. I really appreciate your work. I wish you beautiful life plenty of happiness and success. Your follower from Algeria.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor Thank you so much for your priceless advice and interesting guidance. I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. Your follower from Algeria.

[@ricardorubensosaalvarez3122]

Wow. Simple and complete class, you illuminate me, master. Because when i read books trying to find the adjective order it turns confusing, now is like, rosetta stone.

[@dragonbad10020vn]

Your juggling is very impressive, I like it very much! thanks Christian!

[@Canguroenglish]

Heheheh, it's terrible! I need to practice more...

[@lcsgs]

Man!!! I really enjoy the way you make your videos and teach English. Thanks👊👊

[@paulkyle]

You're genius. My gratitude

[@openandopen]

This is a very useful, impressive and inspirational lecture. Thank you very much.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks for your kind words! I'm glad you liked the class. See you again soon!

[@НадеждаРазумейчик]

Thank you for the useful lesson ! Your method is a lot easier but still.... I build a sentence from left to right and I have to think about the qualities of adjectives from right to left. It's still something to rack my brains

[@joaofilho680]

Thank you, teacher. Your english class is great!

[@imredr.czinege8420]

This lesson was fantastic.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@lucygarzon2854]

Hi Christian, I have to admit that for me is a pleasure to see your videos.

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Lucy! I'm glad you like my videos and it's my pleasure to have you as a student!

[@AZ-ev7ly]

Really great explanation! Thanks again!

[@francescocucci9797]

This is the best lesson I ever eard about adjectives!!! really clear and simple. Many compliments! Also for your really funny and kind way to do it!

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Francesco! I'm glad you liked the class and it was useful for you! I'll see you again soon!

[@moyapacheco]

Nice class Christian Thank you.

[@giulianamit]

Thank you for this clever, fantastic, true method of creating a pattern to follow for using adjectives! This is the first unique lesson of its kind. Thank you very, very, very, very much (if I always use the same adjective I don't have to worry about the order, I know!) 🤣🤣

[@dinlishvn6142]

Thanks Chis. Lovely lesson as always. It's the most subject that makes me confusing a lot and even after watching your video 😐. It takes time to practise to master this guy.

[@Canguroenglish]

I suppose that it's still not easy, but I hope that at least you have some idea of the general order of adjectives! Keep practicing and you will get there!

[@dinlishvn6142]

+Canguro English Thanks mate. I got your idea in the lesson. It's very kind of you. Be well and happy guy.

[@marianellycujia1846]

Gracias Christian!

[@r_e.]

That's was gorgeous! Thank you!!!

[@cortoycurioso]

It has been another masterly amusing short class.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind! I'm glad you liked it!

[@inglescomrichard8249]

What a class!

[@MissBabalu102]

Thank you! That makes sense! I'm preparing for a Demo class, but maybe not this advanced, just placement-not order. I could say something simple like this.

[@fatherdecosta7899]

You are a genius!👍

[@fab5749]

Finally I got a very good explanation for this topic.. It's quite the opposite way of thinking to the Italian language.

[@Canguroenglish]

I'm glad you liked it Fabio! How is it in Italian?

[@fab5749]

After subject and verb it comes the object and then the adjectives in order from your personal opinion to the real properties.

[@andricaleksandar1981]

Great great and great!!!

[@mauriciogwyer4473]

Excellent!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

[@southkurdistan123]

Your English very clear. Thanks

[@Canguroenglish]

Excellent! I'm glad you can understand me!

[@southkurdistan123]

I understood. Thanks

[@chesca3577]

You are the best!!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind!

[@vicentesanchez7736]

You are terrific !!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Vicente, that's very kind!

[@Abu-Aley]

One of Christian's useful, fruity, interesting, great lessons ☺. All of them are facts, so how can we place them in the correct order? Cool stuff Christian Thanks a lot, Regards, Ahmad, ☺ 👍

[@Canguroenglish]

Put them in the order of importance for you! The flexibility of adjective order has lots of hidden power!

[@franciscoiriasrivera207]

thks Teacher.

[@ranaazzam7578]

Amazing

[@fatimaezahraa1713]

I thought that we add facts near to the noun because the last thing people hear is the most they keep in their mind. So if I want him to keep in mind my opinion, it should be the last one ...!!! Thanks a lot

[@elizabethgarcia7245]

It is very difficult for me, because of I, not the order the adjective. How you see I am learning English. Thank you for your time.

[@philipohmes9395]

What about the usage of punctuation and conjunctions when using a series of adjectives?

[@atwk]

ZUS is also Zakład Ubezpieczeń Społecznych in Poland ;)

[@Bryan011993]

Nice, even after 5 years

[@o0Sheridan]

I was thinking on what is a general opinion and a specific opinion and then you answered that you do not know. Hahaha. I laughed a lot. XD

[@Canguroenglish]

Heheheh, I honestly have no idea what the difference is. And I certainly don't know how to explain it to a student!

[@dipayanchakraborty4751]

Thank you Legend..

[@Canguroenglish]

Heheheh, My pleasure, but Zeus is a real legend!

[@dipayanchakraborty4751]

Hahahaha...perhaps...

[@rosacasiero4250]

Hi Christian, thanks for this interesting class about adjective order, and yes you're absolutely righy it is the most frustrating thing to understand, but at the same time very important therefore, i think i'll wach it a few times more untill it sticks very well in my head! Bisides that i want to tell you that i liked the story about Zeus, he was a very naughty boy! hahaha :) Bye for now, and thanks again for all you do. :)

[@Canguroenglish]

Yes, Zeus was a very naughty boy! I love the way that Greek mythology presents its gods as completely imperfect people. I think more gods should be like that! I'm glad you liked the class. See you again soon!

[@adilsoncondessa8945]

hi christian, I'm here waiting, for live class!!

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi! See you shortly!

[@MariaAntonia-mh6si]

I like your ''accent'' too.

[@Canguroenglish]

I was born in Australia but I haven't lived there 2000, so my accent is a bit of a mess! I'm glad you like it though!

[@julianogodoy5374]

Good 😎

[@MsAlan1979]

Привет, Кристиан!

[@vidhappytrip669]

teacher I want to know the meaning of "drive by" it's the song of train .does it mean drive a car by someone or the car was drive by someone.I think it's kind. of phasal word but I don't know the exactly meaning .if you have time please tell me

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi! In this song 'drive by' is a metaphor for 'not stopping'. If you drive by something then you drive past it without stopping. So in the song he's saying that he didn't just want to see her for one night, driving by, he wanted to stop and stay and have a relationship with her. I hope that helps!

[@vidhappytrip669]

Canguro English thank you very much I can count on you.you're great teacher.God bless you in your life and your work.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind! See you again soon!

[@lameessy899]

i like your accent ☺

[@Canguroenglish]

Excellent! That makes my class a lot easier to listen to!

[@lameessy899]

+Canguro English I am from Syria I live in Damascus i am an English teacher😉

[@Canguroenglish]

Hello from Spain! I'm really happy to have you as a student! Take care, ok?

[@maryamfalih4225]

Hahaha...nice info. about echo..THX

[@Canguroenglish]

I think it's an interesting and funny story!

[@maryamfalih4225]

Yes it is

[@mustafapolat9014]

Is black opinian?

[@nicfarrow]

Hmm. Usually, I am impressed by your clear and unpretentious style. This is, of course, unpretentious, too, and yet seems not to address, for me, one of the most common difficulties. For example: "She has long, straight blond(e) hair." I see three equal facts, and yet they only sound natural to me in this order. I have no clear answer, myself, beyond reference, perhaps, to one of those lists you mentioned, and those are, as you mentioned, more trouble than they are worth, I fear. I suppose I should, though, concede that "long" could be considered a subjective evaluation, perhaps, which would go along with your idea.(Look at all those commas I used! I must be a Brit!)

[@Melbournetale]

maybe i am a loyal student right ? as a first viewer 😎😎

[@Canguroenglish]

Heheheh! Yes!

[@AnyafromRussia]

Why is Italian more essential than black? Anyway, thank you, it's much easier than in our books :D

[@Canguroenglish]

Well, It has no possibility to NOT be Italian, because it is made in Italy. But I certainly could be other colours. That's why it's more 'essential'.

[@eduardomauras400]

Why don't you make videos anymore?

[@AndriiAndrusiak]

I think the adjective order comes quite naturally. There is no need for a science here. It's all intuitive.

[@lalaland51]

I still don’t get the part Italian fake phone ? Why is it Italian fake phone ?

[@riyadiraya]

OpShacom...Opinion Size Colours Origin Material.

[@Canguroenglish]

It's OK as a general guide, but there are a lot of exceptions. 'Big ugly wolf', 'ugly little wolf', 'yellow rectangular wolf', etc...

[@Espiritu_Santu]

I don't get it. Why Italian goes before black? If we put "leather" first it must be followed by "black" and "Italian" must be the third one. On the other hand, this Italian book is covered by black leather, so it could be "small black leather Italian book". "Small black Italian leather book" doesn't make any sense.

[@patricializarazo4081]

Classes with science applied

[@jorgesanchez3403]

Why do we say "Big bad city" instead of "Bad big city"?

[@Canguroenglish]

This is a question that has bothered me for a long time and it might have to do with something called 'ablaut reduplication' but I'm not sure... I plan to dedicate some time to investigating this question soon!

[@irynaodulo3543]

@@Canguroenglish In Russia we have the same expression big bad -horribly, bad big -badly

[@Krishna-nu8nv]

I like Zeus.. He doesn't pretend to be free of emotions... ;)

[@Canguroenglish]

Yeah, he was a really down-to-earth god!

[@alexeyzelenskiy2224]

Non-subsective adjectives: Red Hot Chili Peppers

[@Canguroenglish]

Big bad wolf! This is probably because of umlauts...

[@annjacquelincussianovichcr3562]

....and about that story????... was it true ? 😆

[@Canguroenglish]

As true as myths about gods of thunder and lightning get!