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What is the feminine from of positif?

There is no distinct feminine form of the word "positif" in French. "Positif" is already a gender-neutral adjective.

Here's why:

* Gender in French: French adjectives typically agree in gender with the noun they modify. For example, "un livre rouge" (a red book) vs "une robe rouge" (a red dress).

* Gender-Neutral Adjectives: However, some adjectives are gender-neutral. These adjectives don't change their form based on the gender of the noun. "Positif" is one such adjective.

Example:

* Le résultat est positif. (The result is positive.)

* La situation est positive. (The situation is positive.)

In both cases, "positif" remains the same, even though "résultat" is masculine and "situation" is feminine.

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