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What is the general rule for forming the feminine of adjectives in French?
What is the general rule for forming the feminine of adjectives in French?
- Remove -e from the masculine form
- Add -e to the masculine form (correct)
- Change the consonant in the masculine form
- Add -ie to the masculine form
What happens when an adjective ends in -gu?
What happens when an adjective ends in -gu?
- The e in the feminine form is dropped
- The adjective remains the same
- The e in the feminine form takes a tréma (correct)
- The e in the feminine form is silent
How do you form the feminine of adjectives ending in -el?
How do you form the feminine of adjectives ending in -el?
- Change the consonant at the end
- Double the consonant at the end (correct)
- Remove the consonant at the end
- Add -e to the masculine form
What is the exception for adjectives ending in -al?
What is the exception for adjectives ending in -al?
How do you form the feminine of adjectives ending in -on or -en?
How do you form the feminine of adjectives ending in -on or -en?
What is the rule for adjectives ending in -l, excluding -al and -el?
What is the rule for adjectives ending in -l, excluding -al and -el?
What happens to the 'n' in adjectives ending in -in or -un when forming the feminine?
What happens to the 'n' in adjectives ending in -in or -un when forming the feminine?
Which of the following adjectives does not follow the general rule when forming the feminine?
Which of the following adjectives does not follow the general rule when forming the feminine?
What happens to the 't' in adjectives ending in -et when forming the feminine?
What happens to the 't' in adjectives ending in -et when forming the feminine?
How do adjectives ending in -f form the feminine?
How do adjectives ending in -f form the feminine?
What is the exception to the rule for adjectives ending in -r when forming the feminine?
What is the exception to the rule for adjectives ending in -r when forming the feminine?
What happens to the adjectives 'beau', 'fou', 'mou', 'nouveau', and 'vieux' when they come before a masculine noun starting with a vowel or a silent 'h'?
What happens to the adjectives 'beau', 'fou', 'mou', 'nouveau', and 'vieux' when they come before a masculine noun starting with a vowel or a silent 'h'?
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