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There are very few adjectives with 2 forms: short, before a noun begining with a vowel, and another often bigger, to put after the noun.

And it is for masculine, singular.

I see 34 cases (with help of M. Glisse):

  • beau / bel
  • vieux / vieil
  • nouveau / nouvel
  • fou / fol

There are very few adjectives with 2 forms: short, before a noun begining with a vowel, and another often bigger, to put after the noun.

And it is for masculine, singular.

I see 3 cases:

  • beau / bel
  • vieux / vieil
  • nouveau / nouvel

There are very few adjectives with 2 forms: short, before a noun begining with a vowel, and another often bigger, to put after the noun.

And it is for masculine, singular.

I see 4 cases (with help of M. Glisse):

  • beau / bel
  • vieux / vieil
  • nouveau / nouvel
  • fou / fol
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There are very few adjectives with 2 forms: short, before a noun begining with a vowel, and another often bigger, to put after the noun.

And it is for masculine, singular.

I see 3 cases:

  • beau / bel
  • vieux / vieil
  • nouveau / nouvel