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No. 12,803 in Spanish

organicen

"Organicen" is the subjunctive or imperative form of "organizar," meaning "they/you all organize" (subjunctive) or "organize" (imperative, plural).

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  • Espero que los estudiantes organicen sus tareas para la semana.

    I hope that the students organize their assignments for the week.

    Here, 'organicen' is the third person plural form in the present subjunctive used as a desired action expressed by the speaker.

  • Cuando organicen la fiesta, recuerden confirmar el número de invitados.

    When they organize the party, remember to confirm the number of guests.

    In this sentence, 'organicen' is used as a conditional action that needs to take place before another action occurs, expressed in the subjunctive mood due to the uncertainty or the non-completion of the action.

  • Es importante que organicen un horario eficaz para el proyecto.

    It is important that they organize an effective schedule for the project.

    Here, 'organicen' expresses a suggestion or necessity in situations where the action is subjunctively recommended or required.

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