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Masculine and feminine forms of adjectives — No change in written or spoken French
In cases where the adjective already ends in -e, there is no change:
| French | English | |
|---|---|---|
| manifeste | masculine and feminine | obvious |
| sale | masculine and feminine | dirty |
| tranquille | masculine and feminine | calm |
| utile | masculine and feminine | useful |
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