sentences:  To use inanimate ("it") about persons is possible, but generally seen as pejorative, except in gender neutral relative pronoun ("the one who").In official documents, however, this locution has now been replaced with , "you who", which requires no specification of the gender of the person addressed
  
  Swedish adjectives are always (when possible) inflected in agreement with number and neutral gender, and they used to be inflected for grammatical case and masculine and feminine gender as well.The latter inflection— (m), (f)—has not yet fallen completely into disuse, but the extent of its use is dialectal.