Adjectives are necessary elements in describing nouns, but their placement in a sentence can significantly change the meaning and clarity. In English, there are specific rules governing the order of placing multiple adjectives before a noun. Look at the below example: Correct Examples of Multiple Adjectives: “She wore a long, flowing, red dress to the party.” “He bought a sturdy, old, wooden, desk for his study.” “They lived in a cozy, little, old cottage by the sea.” Incorrect Example of Multiple Adjectives: “I saw a round, big, white, table.” “He found an interesting, wooden, old, chair.” “She baked a delicious, chocolate, large, cake.” Above sentences have multiple adjectives that describes…