We don't need to put commas between all adjectives. This video explains a simple (but sometimes flexible) rule for comma use with adjectives. Use one between adjectives that belong to the same adjective category.
Native English speakers might be surprised to realize that adjective categories are something they've been intuitively aware of, but were unable to explain. This video will give you a quick introduction to them. You'll also get some quick tricks you can use to help you decide when to use a comma and when not to.
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Chicago Manual of Style (Amazon Japan): https://amzn.to/3Q89c5v
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The Copywriter's Handbook (Amazon Japan): https://amzn.to/3JmD6yT
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McGraw-Hill Education Handbook of English Grammar & Usage (Amazon Japan): https://amzn.to/3U5iX5h
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