The French verb faire is one of the most commonly used verbs in the language. The two main meanings of faire are “to make” and “to do”. The present tense conjugation of faire is: Je fais (I do), Tu fais (You do, familiar), Il, elle fait (He, she does), Nous faisons (We do), Vous faites (You do, plural, formal) and Ils, elles font (They do).

Here is the conjugation of the verb “faire” (to do/make) in French: Present tense: Je fais (I do/make) Tu fais (You do/make) Il/Elle/On fait (He/She/One does/makes) Nous faisons (We do/make) Vous faites (You do/make) Ils/Elles font (They do/make)