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If not, rewrite the sentence properly.  \n1. My dad is a tall, Mexican man.  \n2. That blue, little car goes really fast.  \nOrder of Adjectives:  \n- quantity/ number  \n- quality/ opinion  \n- size  \n- age  \n- shape  \n- condition  \n- color  \n- origin/ material  \n- purpose  \n3. My parents ate a Chinese, small, delicious cookie.  \n4. Italy is a fun, large, old country.  \n5. I bought three leather, square tables for my bedroom.  \n6. Toby and Stacy went to the store to buy ten large, fresh, red apples.  \n7. Three ugly, gray squirrels ate all of the nuts.  \n8. We bought a yellow, big, new house for my family.  \nAnswers  \n1. My dad is a tall, Mexican man.  \nCorrect.  \n2. That blue, little car goes really fast.  \nThat little, blue car goes really fast.  \n3. My parents ate a Chinese, small, delicious cookie.  \nMy parents ate a delicious, small, Chinese cookie.  \n4. Italy is a fun, large, old country.  \nCorrect.  \n5. 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