the words "all", "everything", "everybody" and "whole"
Hi. I have a doubt with these 4 words: I know those mean "todos" in Spanish but I don't know how to use them.
Can you help me?
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Answers · 6
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Hi Alberto,
I'll give you some examples in English and the translation in Spanish
All the children liked the film - Todos los niños les gustó la película
Everything is in the house - Todo está en la casa
Everybody saw him - Todo el mundo lo vio
The whole class listened to the teacher - Toda la clase escuchó a la maestra
Hope this helps
Matt
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I suggest looking them up individually instead of translating them.
For example, "everybody" only refers to people. "Everything" does not.
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