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Ciao! In this episode we'll look at where to put the adjective, and how that influences the article. For more episodes and extra exercises on this topic, subscribe to the extended podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ItalianGrammar or Redcircle: https://redcircle.com/shows/italian-grammar! Welcome!
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In general: always after the noun. But if on this list, put the adjective first: altro bello bravo brutto buono caro cattivo giovane grande lungo nuovo piccolo primo stesso vecchio vero ultimo
Ex: un altro giorno un lungo fiume
Try: a small house the first day ..
If adjective BEFORE the noun - it determines the article: uno studente un bravo studente gli amici i nuovi amici
With modifier (molto, poco, abbastanza, un po'); both are placed AFTER the noun. a very new book - un libro molto nuovo. a very smalll cup - una tazza molto piccola
In short: The general rule: after. Sometimes, first. (Which determines the article) With modifier, always after.
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