If you mean "to have two of something," you would use:
* "Avoir deux" + the noun:
* "J'ai deux chats." (I have two cats.)
* "Elle a deux frères." (She has two brothers.)
If you mean "to have two as a number," you would use:
* "Faire deux" + the noun:
* "Fais deux tours de piste." (Do two laps of the track.)
* "Fais deux pas en arrière." (Take two steps back.)
Example Sentences:
* "J'ai deux pommes." (I have two apples.)
* "Fais deux pas en avant." (Take two steps forward.)
Note: In French, the verb "avoir" (to have) is conjugated according to the subject pronoun, while the verb "faire" (to do) is conjugated according to the imperative mood.