Level B2 - French Master Class - FAIRE
6 different verbs that mean "to make" in French
Once you've moved beyond the beginner stage and into the intermediate and upper intermediate levels, you realise that the verb FAIRE is used in so many different ways. You've certainly learned tons of expressions using FAIRE, and many of them are not easily translated to English.
This mini-course is NOT to teach you how to use the verb FAIRE, but rather to teach you (as an English speaker) all of the different ways to say MAKE in French. A section is included to help you review the FAIRE CAUSATIVE, and as a bonus I've included an exercise which will also help you to review relative pronouns. This course is for intermediate to upper intermediate level learners.
This lesson is included in my BUNDLED FRENCH LESSONS.
Do you know which verbs you should use to say the following sentences in French? Each sentence uses a different verb.
- He’s making me do the dishes.
- That makes me sad.
- You are making me hungry.
- The children are making a sandcastle.
This mini-course includes the following:
- Chart showing 6 verbs that mean TO MAKE in different contexts with examples and conjugations
- Multiple choice quiz in which you choose the correct verb given the context (20 sentences)
- French FAIRE CAUSATIVE written lesson
- Multiple choice quiz using the faire causative
BONUS
- Extra 17 sentence quiz in which you choose the correct verb that means TO MAKE, and you also have to choose the correct RELATIVE PRONOUN in another part of the sentence.
All multiple choice quizzes are also included as PDFs in which the format is fill in the blank rather than multiple choice. You can use these to test yourself. Answer keys are included.
Your Instructor
Jennifer is originally from Louisiana, and has been teaching French for over 20 years. She has been living in France with her husband and children since 2013, and continues to teach French both online and locally. She completed a BA in French and English, and taught French and moved to France for a year before completing an MA degree in French literature and language. While living in the US, she taught French for 15 years at Saint Louis University High School, a Jesuit college preparatory school for young men.