Verb Faire Printable Worksheet

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The French verb "faire" is very common. It is an irregular verb. The meaning of the word translates as "to do" or "to make." Since the verb is irregular, memorization and practice using the correct form of the word is essential to speaking, reading, or writing.

Using the Verb Faire

Present Tense

When using the verb fair in the present tense, it is conjugated as follows:

je fais
tu fais
il fait
nous faisons
vous faites
ils font

Imperfect

Using faire in the imperfect is used to describe the past tense as an ongoing state or implies incomplete or repetitive action. Many French expressions use this form of faire. When using faire in imperfect, conjugate it as follows:

je faisais
tu faisais
ils faisait
nous fasions
vous faisiez
ils faisaient

Future Tense

You may also need to use faire to refer to things you will do or may have to do. Conjugate faire in the future tense as follows:

je ferai
tu feras
il fera
nous ferons
vous ferez
ils feront

Click on the link below for a printable verb faire worksheet to help you practice your knowledge of the verb faire, and then click on the answer page to see how well you've done.

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