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id: 657cd962b45f48127c183d7b
title: Task 58
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-58
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# --description--

When you speak about what another person does every day, like your friend or a teacher, and you use `he,` `she,` or `it` you will often need to conjugate the verb of your sentence. 

As you already studied, for most verbs conjugation can be simple. You just  add `s` or `es` to the end of the verb.

For example:

Verb `to talk` conjugation:

- `I talk`, `you talk`, `we talk`, and `they talk`.

- `He talks`, `she talks`, and `it talks`.

Verb `to do` conjugation:

- `I do`, `you do`, `we do`, and `they do`.

- `He does`, `she does`, and `it does`.

# --questions--

## --text--

Which is the right way to say `to coordinate` when talking about one person like Maria?

## --answers--

Maria coordinate projects

### --feedback--

`Coordinate` is what you say for `I,` `you,` `we,` or `they.`

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Maria coordinating projects

### --feedback--

`Coordinating` is used when something is happening right now.

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Maria coordinates projects

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Maria coordinated projects

### --feedback--

`Coordinated` is used for something that happened already, not what happens every day.

## --video-solution--

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