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"does (3rd person singular)" in French

fait
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Summary

The French translation for “does (3rd person singular)” is fait.

Pronounced the same

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do (1st and 2nd person singular) fais
made (masculine singular) fait
make; am making (1st person singular) fais
done fait
fact fait

See also

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do (1st person plural) faisons
do (2nd person plural) faites
do (3rd person plural) font
do (1st and 2nd person singular) fais
made (masculine singular) fait
to do faire
made (past participle, feminine plural) faites

Examples of "does" in use

There are 40 examples of the French word for "does" being used:
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he does il fait
is done se fait
we do on fait
she does elle fait
completely tout à fait
What is he doing? Qu’est-ce qu’il fait ?
What is she doing? Qu’est-ce qu’elle fait ?
It suits me just fine. (masculine subject) Il me convient tout à fait.
Paris suits me just fine. Paris me convient tout à fait.
The coffee suits me just fine. Le café me convient tout à fait.

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Lesson phrases
A dry cleaner makes the stains disappear on clothes.,
A ghost creates fear.,
but if it’s bad weather,
gravity makes apples fall,
he does,
he’s cooking,
He’s washing himself.,
if it’s fine,
is done,
it refers to the 14th July 1789,
It suits me just fine. (masculine subject),
It’s cold outside.,
it’s late; let’s go back home,
It’s so cold!,
Paris suits me just fine.,
she does,
She roller skates.,
She’s doing her homework.,
Thank you. It suits me just fine.,
The architect is doing the house plans.
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