Adjective Order Dictation: Opinion Before Size
A2 Level
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Listen for how the speaker feels about the thing, then how big it is. An opinion word such as lovely usually comes before a size word such as tiny. Both describe the noun that follows. Try to hear the two words together rather than stopping at the first one. A longer word may need another listen, and that is fine. Keep the little words too, including a or an. Write the description in the order you hear it.
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