Question

3. Put the adjectives in the correct order. 1. These are f Italian, picturesque, tasty) fruits. 2. This is a (gracious, quick, Spanish) ship. 3. This is a/an (impressive, towering, stone) church. 4. This is a/an (famous, Christmas, English) pudding. 5. This is a/an (ancient, protective, wonderful) talisman 6. This is a (religious, mysterious, thick) book. 7. This is a (Russian, traditional, religious) custom.

Answer 1

1. These are picturesque Italian tasty fruits.2. This is a Spanish gracious quick Spanish) ship.3. This is a impressive towering stone church.4. This is a famous English Christmas pudding.5. This is a wonderful ancient, protective talisman6. This is a mysterious religious,  thick book.7. This is a  religious, traditional, Russian custom.

Answer 2

1. These are tasty, Italian, picturesque fruits.

2. This is a Spanish, gracious, quick ship.

3. This is a/an impressive, stone, towering church.

4. This is a/an English, famous, Christmas pudding.

5. This is a/an ancient, wonderful, protective talisman.

6. This is a thick, mysterious, religious book.

7. This is a traditional, religious, Russian custom.

Please note that the sources provided do not contain relevant information for this question. The order of adjectives in English generally follows a specific pattern. When multiple adjectives are used to describe a noun, they typically appear in a specific order based on their category. The general order is as follows:

1. Opinion or observation 2. Size 3. Age 4. Shape 5. Color 6. Origin 7. Material 8. Purpose

However, it's important to note that this order is not always strict, and there can be exceptions depending on the context and emphasis.