Original sentence: If a noun is preceded by both a demonstrative and a classifier (as in "these three cats"), the demonstrative comes first, just as in English; if an adjective modifies the noun, it comes after the classifier and before the noun
Edited sentence: "these three cats".(This is just as in English, e.) If an adjective modifies the noun, it comes after the classifier and before the noun.If a noun is preceded by both a demonstrative and a classifier, the demonstrative comes first