Original sentence: In the past, writers sometimes gave words such as doctor, Negro, dictator, professor, and orator Latin inflections to mark them as feminine, thus forming doctress, Negress, dictatrix, professress, and oratress.The former words were never frequently used, although many English users continue to use Latin endings today in somewhat more common constructions such as actress and waitress
Edited sentence: In the past, writers have given words such as doctor, Negro, dictator, professor, and orator inflections to mark them as feminine, thus forming doctress, Negress, dictatrix, professress, and oratress.While the former words are infrequent today, many English users continue to use the same unnecessary and dubious Latin endings in words such as actress and waitress