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1. The document discusses the order of adjectives and general rules for arranging adjectives before nouns. 2. It also covers the difference between using the pronoun "one" which is singular, and "ones" which is plural, and how they are used to avoid unnecessary repetition. 3. The examples provided illustrate using adjectives to describe singular nouns like "clock" and plural nouns like "curtains".
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