Verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense in French

As soon as you start learning French, it is imperative to learn to conjugate the verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense. Indeed, the verb faire (to do or to make) is one of the most used verbs in French, both written and spoken. So, it is very important to know how to conjugate it. At first, this will allow you to make simple sentences. The video below will teach you how to conjugate the verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense in French:

With this video and this article, you will learn how to conjugate the verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense in French. To learn this conjugation well according to the personal subject pronouns (je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles = I, you, he, she, we, you, they), repeat after the teacher. When the teacher says “Je fais”, say “Je fais”, when the teacher says “Tu fais”, say “Tu fais”, when the teacher says “Il fait”, say “Il fait”, etc., until to “Elles font”. Thus, you will be able to understand orally and pronounce the conjugation of the verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense in French. To do well, watch the video several times, repeating after the teacher. To write and read this conjugation correctly, copy the list below several times:

Je fais
Tu fais
Il fait / Elle fait / On fait
Nous faisons
Vous faites
Ils font / Elles font

We strongly recommend that you memorize the conjugation of the verb faire (to do or to make) in the present tense in French, both orally and in writing.

Below you will find some examples of simple sentences with the verb faire in the present tense:

- Je fais du vélo.
- Tu fais la cuisine.
- Elle fait du sport.
- Nous faisons nos devoirs.
- Vous faites de la danse.
- Ils font de la randonnée.

As the conjugation of the verb prendre (to take) varies according to the personal pronoun subject, we recommend that you consult the article on personal pronouns subjects in French. In addition to the written explanations, this article presents an explanatory video on the personal pronouns subject in French.

Once you have correctly mastered this conjugation lesson for the verb to do (or to make) in the present tense in French, you can move on to the next French conjugation lesson:

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