The document discusses different ways that adverbs and adjectives can be used together to modify nouns and provide more descriptive information. It explains that adverbs can make adjectives stronger or weaker by placing them before adjectives like "very cold" or "quite tired". Multiple adjectives are ordered from opinion adjectives to size adjectives to other descriptive adjectives. Finally, nouns can also act like adjectives when placed before other nouns to provide more detail.

1. adverb + adjective noun + noun

2. adverbs can indicate strength

8. adverbs can show weakness

14. multiple adjectives may be used

17. size adjectives give more details

19. examples: We use size adjectives (e.g. big , tall ) before an adjective that gives other information, for example its age ( new , old ), its color, or its shape ( thin , round ) a big new product a small warm day a huge little cottage a large green shirt size

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21. nouns can act like adjectives

22. We can use two nouns together. The first noun is like an adjective and give information about the second noun .

23. examples: We can use two nouns together. The first noun is like an adjective and give information about the second noun . a cardboard box a cassette tape a check book an alarm clock noun + noun