A fixed combination of faire, “do”, and les courses, everyday purchases.
A fixed combination of faire, “do”, and les courses, everyday purchases.
What does faire les courses mean?
To shop for food and everyday supplies.
Is it mainly about everyday shopping?
Yes. It usually means routine shopping, especially groceries.
Can it include household products?
Yes. Cleaning products and other necessities can be included.
Can the verb change form?
Yes: je fais les courses, j’ai fait les courses.
Is courses plural here?
Yes. The fixed expression uses les courses.