Using faire + noun or verb?
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Jessica K.Kwiziq community member
Using faire + noun or verb?
Hi, In the quiz it asks: Lisa fera des études = Lisa will study. Would it not be correct to say Lisa étudera instead?
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate faire in the future tense in French (Le Futur Simple)"
Asked 5 years ago

Hi Jessica,
You would use 'faire des études' for, to study in the sense of 'pursuing an education'.
You would use the verb 'étudier' to say for instance -
Lisa étudiera l'anglais à Londres = Lisa will study English in London
étudier is a synonym of apprendre and it will be linked with an object.
Hope this helps!
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