How to make a plural form of french feminine adjectives?
There's a rule that adjs with the endings -x or -s in singular are unchangeable in plural.
For ex: сe cahier gris-ces cahiers gris. I have an example only with a masculine adj but what about a feminine one?
Is it ces meres (mothers) heureuses or just heureux?
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That rule only works for the masculine plural. For the feminine plural:
Adjectives ending in -eux usually become -euses.
heureux, joyeux, peureux, soyeux, etc. = heureuses, joyeuses, peureuses, soyeuses, etc.
(one exception is vieux, which becomes vieilles)
Adjectives ending in -aux (plural of -al) usually become -ales.
royaux, terminaux, astraux, médicaux, etc. = royales, terminales, astrales, médicales, etc.
Adjectives ending in -eaux usually become -elles.
beaux, nouveaux, jumeaux = belles, nouvelles, jumelles, etc.
Adjectives ending in -oux have various endings in the feminine form (there is no rule).
doux = douces, jaloux = jalouses, roux = rousses, sioux = sioux, etc.
Good luck with your learning! French is a very difficult language to master.
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