The expression il faut

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: new verb faire in idiomatic expressions
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Use faire la connaissance de before someone’s name
or another noun that identifies a person.
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The expression il faut
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The expression il faut (continued)
When followed by a verb in the infinitive, the expression
il faut... means it is necessary to... or one must...
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Conjugations:
Like other commonly used verbs, the verb faire (to do, to make)
is irregular in the present tense.
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Make sure to learn the correct article with each faire
expression that calls for one.
For faire expressions requiring a partitive or indefinite
article, the article is replaced with de when the
expression is negated.
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Essayez!
Complétez chaque phrase avec la forme
correcte du verbe faire au présent.
fais
1. Tu __________
tes devoirs le samedi?
2. Vous ne __________ pas attention au professeur.
3. Nous __________ du camping.
4. Ils __________ du jogging.
5. On __________ une promenade au parc.
6. Il __________ du ski en montagne.
7. Je __________ de l’aérobic.
8. Elles __________ un tour en voiture.
9. Est-ce que vous __________ la cuisine?
10. Nous ne __________ pas de sport.
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