I would like to have _______ sports shoes to run ...

[ Adjective ]

I would like to have _______ sports shoes to run in the park.

A. grey medium leather comfortable

B. comfortable medium grey leather

C. comfortable leather grey medium

D. medium leather comfortable grey

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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