Trật tự của tính từ trong tiếng Anh

Trật tự của tính từ
opinion
size
quality
age
colour
origin
material
type
purpose
noun
beatiful
little
girl
wonderful
red
apples
long
white
teeth
clean
paper
bags 
old
coffee
bar
Chinese
electric
kettle
*The present perfect and present perfect continuous tense
The present perfect continuous tense
The present perfect tense
-focuses on the activity or event which may or may not be finished
Ex:
*The guests have been arriving since about six o’clock 
*Since the operation two months ago , Joe has been learning to walk again . He can already take two or three steps unaided.
*She has been driving for three years now 
-When we want to emphasise that a situation has changed over period of time up to now, and may continue to change .
Ex:
*The pollution problem has been getting worse over the last decade 
*Sales have been increasing for some time 
-focus on the effect of the activity or event, or the fact that something have been achieved
Ex:
*Mark and Hellen have arrived – they are in the sitting room.
*I have learnt a lot about paiting from Paul 
*We have driven all the way here without a break
-when we talk about long lasting or permanent situations,or when we want to emphasise that we are talking about the whole of aperiod of time until the present 
Ex:
*I have always admired my husband 
*They are the most delicious oranges I’ve ever eaten 
*The past perfect continuous tense
S + had been + Ving
- dùng để nhấn mạnh tính liên tục của hành động hoặc tình huống cho đến khi một hành động khác trong quá khứ xảy ra
Ex: When we arrived, I had been waiting for three hours
S + will have + p2
*The future perfect tense:
-diễn tả một sự việc hoặc hành động sẽ hoàn thành trước một thời điểm xác định trong tương lai :
Ex:By the time you get home I will have cleaned the house from top to bottom
We will have finished our game of tennis by six o’clock
as if/as though:Như thể là
S + verb(present) + as if /as though + S + verb (past)
Ex: The old lady dressed as if it were winter in the summer 
 He acts as though he were rich
S + verb(past) + as if /as though + S + verb (past perfect)
Ex: Lan looked as if she had seen a ghost
 He looked as though he had run ten miles
* Conditional sentences 
Type1: Real condition
If S + simple pesent tense , S + will/can/may/must + V(bare infinitive)
a. Future time :
 Ex: 
b. Habitual:
If S + simple pesent tense , S + simple pesent tense
Ex: Jonh usually walk to school if he has enough time
c. Command
If S + simple pesent tense, command form
Ex: If you go to the post office, please mail this letter for me 
Please call me if you hear from Jane
Type 2: Unreal condition at present 
If S + simple past tense , S + would/could/might + V(bare inf.)
Ex: If I had time, I would go to the beach with you this weekend
Type 3 : Unreal condition in the past
If S + past perfect , S + would/could/might +have + P2
Ex: If we had known that you were there, we would have written you a letter.
Note: It is also possible to indicate a past unreal condition without using the word “If”. In this case, the auxiliary “Had” is placed before S. This clause will usually come first in the sentence
Had + S + P2, S + would/could/might +have + P2
Ex: Had we known that you were there, we could have written you a letter.
Had she found the right buyer, she would have sold the house.