His father has a … — choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences

Analyze the question: The sentence is "His father has a ........." and we must pick the option with the adjectives in the correct order. This tests the order of adjectives before a noun.

The concept: When several adjectives come before a noun, English follows this general order:

Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Colour → Origin → Material → Purpose → NOUN

A handy memory phrase is OSASCOMP (Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Colour, Origin, Material, Purpose).

Apply it to the options:

The adjectives are:

• beautiful: opinion
• round: shape
• wooden: material

The correct order is therefore: beautiful (opinion) → round (shape) → wooden (material) → table

Check each option:

• A. round wooden beautiful table: opinion is misplaced at the end, so it is wrong.
• B. wooden round beautiful table: material comes first and opinion last, so it is wrong.
• C. beautiful table: this is grammatically fine, but it leaves out "round" and "wooden". It does not use the full set of descriptive words, so it is not the best answer.
• D. beautiful round wooden table: this follows the order Opinion → Shape → Material, so it is correct.

Tip: Say the phrase aloud. "A beautiful round wooden table" sounds natural, while "a wooden round beautiful table" sounds odd. The opinion adjective (such as beautiful, lovely, nice) always comes first, and the material (such as wooden, metal, plastic) always sits right next to the noun.