1. "Elle fait" - This is the most common and literal translation. It means "she does" in a general sense.
Example: Elle fait ses devoirs. (She is doing her homework.)
2. "Elle le fait" - This means "she does it" and is used when referring to a specific action.
Example: Elle le fait avec plaisir. (She does it with pleasure.)
3. "Elle est en train de faire" - This means "she is in the process of doing" and emphasizes that the action is happening now.
Example: Elle est en train de faire la cuisine. (She is cooking.)
4. "Elle fait bien" - This means "she does well" and expresses approval of her actions.
Example: Elle fait bien son travail. (She does her work well.)
5. "Elle a fait" - This means "she did" and refers to a completed action.
Example: Elle a fait ses courses. (She did her grocery shopping.)
The best translation for "she does" will depend on the specific situation and the nuance you want to convey.