The "OSASCOM" rule is a mnemonic that helps you remember the correct order of adjectives when they appear in front of a noun in English. The order typically follows: O - Opinion: What you think about something (e.g., beautiful, ugly, delicious) S - Size: How big or small something is (e.g., large, tiny, tall) A - Age: How old something is (e.g., ancient, new, young) S - Shape: The shape of something (e.g., round, square, triangular) C - Color: The color of something (e.g., red, blue, green) O - Origin: Where something comes from (e.g., Italian, American, Indian) M - Material: What something is made of (e.g., wooden, cotton, gold)
The "OSASCOM" rule is a mnemonic that helps you remember the correct order of adjectives when they appear in front of a noun in English. The order typically follows: O - Opinion: What you think about something (e.g., beautiful, ugly, delicious) S - Size: How big or small something is (e.g., large, tiny, tall) A - Age: How old something is (e.g., ancient, new, young) S - Shape: The shape of something (e.g., round, square, triangular) C - Color: The color of something (e.g., red, blue, green) O - Origin: Where something comes from (e.g., Italian, American, Indian) M - Material: What something is made of (e.g., wooden, cotton, gold)
