Faire (to do/make) — Present Tense

The video tutorial focuses on the French verb 'faire', which means 'to do' or 'to make'. It is a highly irregular verb that is essential to learn by heart due to its frequent use in the French language. The tutorial covers the conjugation of 'faire' in the present tense, provides pronunciation tips, and offers examples of its usage in different contexts, such as making things, doing sports, and common expressions. The video emphasizes the importance of practicing the verb to master its use in conversation.

What is the English equivalent of the French verb 'faire'?

• To go

• To do or to make

• To have

• To be

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'faire' for 'nous' in present tense?

• Nous faisez

• Nous fait

• Nous faisons

• Nous faison

How do you say 'I am making a cake' in French?

• Je fais de la musique

• Je fais du sport

• Je fais une maison

• Je fais un gâteau

Which of the following activities can be expressed using 'faire' in French?

• Faire du lire

• Faire du manger

• Faire du dormir

• Faire du piano

What does 'faire la vaisselle' mean in English?

• To do the shopping

• To do the homework

• To do the dishes

• To do the laundry

How would you express 'it is cold' using 'faire' in French?

• Il fait froid

• Il fait mauvais

• Il fait chaud

• Il fait beau

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'faire' in French?

• Faire du sport

• Faire de la musique

• Faire du dormir

• Faire du shopping