organizado
or-ga-ni-SA-do
📝 In Action
Mi hermano es muy organizado; siempre sabe dónde están sus llaves.
A1My brother is very organized; he always knows where his keys are.
La fiesta de anoche estuvo muy bien organizada.
A2Last night's party was very well organized (set up).
Necesito un sistema más organizado para mis archivos digitales.
B1I need a more structured system for my digital files.
💡 Grammar Points
Agreement is Key
Like all Spanish adjectives, 'organizado' must match the thing it describes in gender (o/a) and number (singular/plural). Examples: 'la oficina organizada' (the organized office), 'los chicos organizados' (the organized boys).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Ser vs. Estar
Mistake: "Usar 'estar' para describir un rasgo permanente."
Correction: Use SER when talking about someone's permanent personality trait ('Ella es organizada'). Use ESTAR when describing a temporary state or the result of an action ('La mesa está organizada').
⭐ Usage Tips
The Root Verb
Remember this word comes from the verb 'organizar' (to organize). This form is often used to describe the result of that action, like saying 'the work is finished' or 'the party is arranged'.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: organizado
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence correctly uses the feminine plural form of 'organizado'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the feminine form of organizado?
The feminine singular form is 'organizada', and the feminine plural is 'organizadas'. It must always agree with the person or thing it describes.
Can 'organizado' be used as a verb?
No, 'organizado' is the past participle, which is used like an adjective. The actual verb is 'organizar' (to organize).