Faire (to do/make) — Past Tense

The video tutorial teaches how to conjugate the French verb 'faire' in the passé composé, which is used to express actions completed in the past. It emphasizes the importance of knowing the auxiliary verb 'avoir' in the present tense and the past participle 'fait'. The tutorial provides examples of 'faire' in sentences, illustrating its use in different contexts. The verb 'faire' is highlighted as a crucial verb in French, used frequently in various expressions. The tutorial concludes by stressing the need to memorize these conjugations for effective communication in French.

What does the verb 'faire' mean in English?

• To go

• To be

• To do or to make

• To have

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'faire' to form the passé composé?

• Aller

• Avoir

• Pouvoir

• Être

What is the past participle of 'faire'?

• Fais

• Fait

• Faisait

• Faisons

How do you say 'I have done' in French using 'faire'?

• Je fais

• J'ai fait

• Je ferai

• Je faisais

In the sentence 'Nous avons fait du football', what does 'fait' indicate?

• Conditional action

• Past action

• Future action

• Present action

What does 'Il a fait beau' mean?

• He played football

• He did well

• It was sunny

• He made a cake

Which of the following is NOT a use of 'faire'?

• To go to school

• To be sunny

• To play an instrument

• To make a cake