curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65b258729e44fc38227665a0.md
When you describe something with more than one adjective, there's a specific order. For example, for describing hair, the length (like long) usually comes before the color (like blond).
She is a tall woman in her early 40s, with BLANK BLANK hair and glasses.
long
This word describes the length of the hair and comes first.
blond
This word describes the color of the hair and follows the length.
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