ORDER OF ADJECTIVES
She went home and sat on her (old / wooden / comfortable) bed.
She went home and sat on her comfortable old wooden bed.
I think I left the air conditioning on but I'm not sure.
I might have left the air conditioning on.
My grandfather built this house in 1943.
This house was built by my grandfather in 1943.
I am cutting my hair.
I am having my hair cut.
He is looking for a (leather / black / stylish black) bag.
He is looking for a stylish black leather bag.
There's not a chance in hell that she drove to his place. Her car keys are still here.
She can't have driven to his place.
You will be told later if the concert goes ahead.
Somebody will tell you later if the concert goes ahead.
Lola painted her bedroom.
Lola had her bedroom painted.
Our professor has a lot of (interesting / history / old) books.
Our professor has a lot of interesting old history books.
Where's Clare? Her bag's here and her computer's still on so she _____ (go) home.
People speak Portuguese in Brazil.
Portuguese is spoken in Brazil.
We should clean the pool before summer.
We should have the pool cleaned before summer.
She packed her clothes in a (cardboard / flimsy / green) box.
She packed her clothes in a flimsy green cardboard box.
He wasn't answering the phone before. Maybe he went to the shop or he _____ (be) in the shower.
might have been
The princess was eaten by the dragon.
The dragon ate the princess.
I will deliver the food to mum's house.
I will have the food delivered to mum's house.
It's so great to come in from the cold and have a (homemade / hot / delicious) meal.
It's so great to come in from the cold and have a delicious hot homemade meal.
Wow! Have you finished all that already? You _____ (be) hungry!
must have been
Someone was singing a song.
A song was being sung (by someone).
They are going to paint the kitchen.
They are going to have the kitchen painted.