Put the adjectives in the correct order. 1 My teacher is a(n) _________ (English, kind, middle-aged) lady. 2 She looked very messy because she was wearing a(n) _________ (old, scruffy) pair of jeans.

1. My teacher is a kind, middle-aged English lady.
2. She looked very messy because she was wearing an old, scruffy pair of jeans.

In English, adjectives generally follow this order: opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, type, and purpose. In the first sentence, "kind" is an opinion, "middle-aged" is an age, and "English" is an origin. In the second sentence, "old" is an age, and "scruffy" is an opinion.