Questões sobre Adjetivos | Adjectives

Native speakers tend to follow a certain word order when describing things. In “Italian leather boots” (l. 10) and “Murano glass tableware” (l. 11), the author used: 

Analyse the statements below about the excerpt “I think that actually made it easier for us. We always write the quickest when we have a story or we're writing about something that's happened.” (l. 14-15).

I. “Easier” is a comparative form of the adjective “easy”, and it is written this way because the spelling rule for short adjectives ending in consonant + y is to drop the y and add ier.

II. “Quickest” is a comparative form of the adverb “quick”, and it is written this way because the spelling rule for short adverbs in general is to add est.

III. If “easier” were replaced by a long adjective like “beautiful,” its comparative form would be “more beautiful”.

Which statements are correct?

The underlined word in “make use of their developing language” (1st paragraph) is a(n) 

Choose the alternative that presents a correct association between a term from the text and its word class. 

According to the text, judge the item from.  

In line 7, “broad-leaved” is not an adjective.