This expression is used to indicate that something is necessary or must be done.
It can be used this way:

Il faut + verb in infinitive
Il faut que + subject + verb in subjunctive

Il faut faire les devoirs pour demain.
(It's necessary to do the homework for tomorrow.)
Il faut que tu fasses les devoirs pour demain.
(It's necessary that you do the homework for tomorrow.)

Il faut appeler Marie pour son anniversaire.
(It's necessary to call Mary for her birthday.)
Il faut que nous appelions Marie pour son anniversaire.
(It's necessary that we call Mary for her birthday.)

Complétez avec les conjugaisons des verbes entre parenthèses.

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