Choose the most appropriate adjective. |
an old sweet a sweet a sweet old None of the above |
a sweet old |
The correct answer is Option (3) → a sweet old The correct adjective to use in the blank is a sweet old man. The word sweet is an adjective that means "having or showing a gentle and kind nature." The word old is an adjective that means "of advanced age." In this case, a sweet old man means a man who is kind and gentle, and who is also of advanced age. The other options are incorrect.
Note: In English, when multiple adjectives are placed before a noun, they generally follow a fixed order to sound natural. The commonly accepted sequence is: Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Color → Origin → Material → Purpose For example: a beautiful small old round red Italian wooden dining table. |