Workshop

[Conscientious]

ok as i promised , i came back with the answer for my Q after a loooooooooong discussion

the answer was like that ,(but note that even when when the teachers replied ,they replied in different ways , so there is no altimate truth as Plato said lol )a

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You do not need ‘comma’ between adjectives when a noun is preceded by many different type of attributive adjectives. In the following example, the attributive adjectives are underlined.
e.g. Two large red cardboard milk cartons.
In this example, two is a cardinal number, large is an adjective indicating size, red is an adjective indicating color, cardboard is an adjective indicating a type of material, and milk is a defining adjective indicating purpose.

However, when you use more than two predicate adjective, a comma is necessary after the first and the last being joined by conjunction ‘and’.. as:
The weather is clear, cold and dry.
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this this the first respond

and for the other theachers , i didn't got the point well but i conclued their speech as

aha so we can conclude that by saying

concerning the predicate adjectives , we have to put commas in between and " and " between the two lat ajdactives

e.g : her hair is long , brown and curly

concerning the attributive adjectives , there are 2 stituations

1- if the adjectives fall into the same category , we have to put comma

e.g : a wonderful , fabulous and beneficial topic

2- if the adjectives have different types , we don't have to put commas

e.g: she has long brown curly hair


is that right ?

if the rule has to be refined , go ahead

and one one them said

I think that will cover you in MOST situations. There will always be exceptions or things that just don't seem to read right, even though they follow that rule.

all the quotation with bule color


ok i hope that will be beneficial for u and if u have any Q , tell me please

best wishes