The usage of piece or a piece of When an adjective modifies piece or a piece of, where is the position of the adjective? For example, translation: a piece of good news or a piece of good news I looked it up in the Oxford Dictionary, for example, a large piece of land. An interesting piece of research. But I'm still not sure where the adjectives are. Hope that high-level experts can have a detailed answer with examples.

The usage of piece or a piece of When an adjective modifies piece or a piece of, where is the position of the adjective? For example, translation: a piece of good news or a piece of good news I looked it up in the Oxford Dictionary, for example, a large piece of land. An interesting piece of research. But I'm still not sure where the adjectives are. Hope that high-level experts can have a detailed answer with examples.

a piece of good news
This question actually depends on whether the adjective modifies goods or piece
If it's good news, it's a noun of course!
But there are also times when it is placed in front of the piece. For example, a small piece of
It mainly depends on whether he modifies piece or the following noun!: -)