How do you say 'the homework' in French?

To turn in one's homework is "rendre ses devoirs" in French.

I do my homework is "je fais mes devoirs" in French.

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English : Too much homework French : Trop de devoirs

homework is called 'les devoirs' (usually plural) in French. A homework assignment would be 'des devoirs à rendre'

Je dois faire mes devoirs. (I have to/need to do my homework)

Je fais mes devoirs

"je ferai mes devoirs"

As-tu fait tes devoirs ?

To do = faire He does his homework = Il fait ses devoirs.

J'ai Beaucoup de devoirs

elle faisait ses devoirs

English: Homework French: Les devoirs

"j'ai fait" I did my homework = j'ai fait mes devoirs

les devoirs, ça craint (familiar)

Je vais faire mes devoirs

to say you are doing homework now: im doing my homework to say that you have already done your homework: I did my homework OR I have done my homework.

Translation: Est-ce que tu as fini tes devoirs? -- literally: Did you finish your homework?

homework is called 'les devoirs' (masc., usually used in the plural) in French. "est-ce que tu as fais tes devoirs ?" (did you do your homework?) "tu as des devoirs ?" (do you have some homework?) je n'ai pas fini mon devoir de français (I did not complete my French homework)

"les devoirs" (often used in the plural.) faire tes devoirs = to do your homework as-tu fais tes devoirs ? = did you do your homework? J'ai fini mes devoirs. = I have finished my homework. "le devoir" (sing.) : il me reste encore mon devoir de français > I still have my French homework to do.

No, you can say "I have a lot of homework." Or "I have to much homework"

J'ai oublié de faire mes devoirs.

je fais mes devoirs (usually plural, especially in that phrase)

Nous avons trop devoirs en français

Yes, French students have some homework to do and lessons to learn at home.