What someone does: intonation questions with 'quoi'
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I can ask about and say what I do or someone else does using the verb ‘faire’.
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To ask a question you can raise the pitch of your voice at the end of a sentence.
To get more information, we can add a question word such as 'quoi' (what) at the end of intonation questions.
'Faire' means 'to do/make'. Use je fais for 'I do/make', il fait for 'he does/makes', elle fait for 'she does/makes'.
Use definite articles le, la, les, l' after the verb faire to describe every day activities e.g. 'Il fait les courses.'
[ain/in] sounds like 'train'.
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