No. 4,645 in French
organise
"Organise" means "to arrange or put in order."
In a sentence
Il organise une fête pour ce soir.
He is organizing a party for tonight.
The verb 'organise' is in the present indicative tense, indicating that the subject 'il' is performing the action of planning and arranging the event.
Chaque année, cette association organise un tournoi de tennis.
Every year, this association organizes a tennis tournament.
In this sentence, 'organise' shows habitual action performed by the association, applying present-tense action connected to repeated occurrences.
Elle s’organise mieux qu’avant pour gérer son emploi du temps.
She organizes herself better than before to manage her schedule.
Here, 's’organise' is reflexive, meaning the subject 'elle' is adapting or improving her own ability to manage her time.
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