Conjugation Of Faire Quiz

The correct conjugation of fear that goes with "nous" in the present tense is "Faisons." This is because "Faisons" is the conjugation of the verb "faire" (to do/make) in the present tense for the subject pronoun "nous" (we).

The correct conjugation of fear that goes with 'je' (present tense) is "fais". This is because "fais" is the conjugation of the verb "faire" for the subject pronoun "je".

The correct conjugation of faire that goes with 'vous' in the present tense is "Faites". This is the imperative form of the verb faire, which is used to give commands or make requests. In this case, it is specifically addressing a group of people or individuals using the formal "vous" form.

The correct conjugation of fear that goes with 'ILs/elles' (present tense) is "Font".

The correct conjugation of fear that goes with 'ILs/elles' in the future tense is "Feront". This is because "Feront" is the third person plural form of the verb "faire" (to do/make) in the future tense.

The verb "fear" is irregular in the present tense. The correct conjugation for the subject "to" (which is a pronoun used in place of a verb) is "font." The other options are incorrect conjugations: "fait" is the third person singular form, "fais" is the second person singular form, and "ferons" is the first person plural form.

The correct conjugation of fear that goes with 'vous' in the present tense is "Ferais". This is the correct form of the verb "faire" when addressing multiple people formally or informally.

The correct conjugation of "faire" that goes with "vous" in the future tense is "Ferez". This is because "Ferez" is the second person plural form of the verb "faire" in the future tense.