order of adjectives before a noun (2)

[Shinya Maki]

Which is more natural, (1) or (2) below?

A: What is the Great Wall?
B: It’s a very, very big, ( ) wall.

(1) long, old
(2) old, long

Any comment would be appreciated.

[thomas]

Most native speakers would probably not use this wording. Exercises on adjective order often push the limits of what a native speaker would actually do. If I had to use these adjectives, I would use "very, very long, big, old wall."

[Fine Tree]

Hi,
How about this order?

It's very very old big and long wall.
or
It's very very old, big and long wall.

Thanks in advance.

[Pete]

Hi,
How about this order?

It's very very old big and long wall.
or
It's very very old, big and long wall.

Thanks in advance.
I think this order is ok. I don't think you should use the comma.