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When a sentence has more than one adjective, adjectives should be in the following order:
1. Opinion
2. Size
3. Age
4. Shape
5. Color
6. Origin
7. Material
8. Purpose or qualifier
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(It’s) is made up of (it) and (is) or (it) and (has), e.g. (It’s time to go) = (It is time to go).
(Its) is a possessive form, which means (belonging to it), e.g. (The dog is in its house).
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We use ‘gone’ when the person hasn’t come back.
We use ‘been’ when the person has left and come back.
Bonus tip: we don’t usually use ‘gone’ with ‘I’ and ‘we’... guess why!
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Don’t confuse ‘their’ and ‘there’:
their: possessive adjective, like: It’s their car.
there: adverb (in that place):
A: I will go to the party tonight.
B. Oh great! We’ll meet there.
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