how to change irregular masculine adjectives to feminine
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Most adjectives add e to the masculine singular form to get the feminine singular. Be careful when you see masculine adjectives ending in ‐e, ‐eux, ‐f, and ‐ er, because for those, you do not simply add e. (Note that adding this e to a previously silent consonant causes that consonant to be pronounced.
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To make most of these nouns feminine, just add -e to the end: un étudiant (male student) becomes une étudiante (female student).
If a masculine noun ends in -en or -on, add -ne for the feminine form: Un pharmacien (pharmacist) becomes une pharmacienne.
Nouns that end in -er change to -ère for the feminine: un cassier (cashier) becomes une cassière
Nouns that end in -eur may become feminine with -euse or -rice: un vendeur (vender) becomes une vendeuse; un tradecteur becomes une traductrice
Nouns that end in -e in the masculine form have no change for the feminine (other than in the article, which changes to une, la, or de la).
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