No. 9,853 in French
fasse
"Fasse" is the subjunctive form of "faire," meaning "may do" or "may make."
In a sentence
Il est important qu'il fasse ses devoirs.
It is important that he does his homework.
Here, 'fasse' is the subjunctive form of the verb 'faire', used after expressions of necessity or importance.
Je doute qu'elle fasse attention à cela.
I doubt that she pays attention to that.
In this sentence, 'fasse' is used in the subjunctive mood, which follows the verb 'douter' expressing doubt.
Que je fasse les courses aujourd'hui est nécessaire.
That I do the errands today is necessary.
The subjunctive 'fasse' is used as part of a subject clause where obligation or necessity is implied.
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