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Faire

To do / to make

Je (faire)

Je fais

Tu (faire)

Tu fais

Il (faire)

Il fait

Elle (faire)

Elle fait

On (faire)

On fait

Nous (faire)

Nous faisons

Vous (faire)

Vous faites

Ils (faire)

Ils font

Elles (faire)

Elles font

I do / I am doing

Je fais

You (inf.) do / are doing

Tu fais

He does / is doing

Il fait

She does / is doing

Elle fait

Everyone does / is doing

On fait

We do / are doing

Nous faisons

You (fomal) do / are doing

Vous faites

They (masc.) do / are doing

Ils font

They (fem.) do / are doing

Elles font