Spanish grammar - 'Everything' and 'everyone' - todo as a noun or pronoun |
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The word todo can be used as a noun or pronoun to mean 'all of them' or 'everything.' • todo means 'everything' or 'all of it' But when referring to people and animals todos is used. • todos is used when referring to people - 'everyone' |
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Todo está bien.
Everything is fine. |
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¿Has visto todo?
Have (you, familiar) seen everything? |
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Ella quiere saber todo.
She wants to know everything. |
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Juan organizó todo.
Juan organized everything. |
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Nos gusta todo.
(We) like everything. |
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No entendí todo.
(I) didn't understand everything. |
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Hemos limpiado todo.
(We) have cleaned everything. |
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Todos llegaron a tiempo.
Everyone arrived on time. |
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Todos tienen que estar aquí.
Everyone has to be here. |
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¿Has hablado con todos?
Have (you, familiar) talked to everyone? |
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Mis amigos conocen a todos.
My friends know everyone. |
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No he visto a todos.
(I) haven't seen everyone. |
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Todos van a participar.
Everyone is going to participate.
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Todos estaban contentos.
Everyone was happy. |
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¿Qué hiciste con todo?
What did (you, familiar) do with everything? |
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Todos necesitan ayuda.
Everyone needs help. |
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Todos se fueron temprano.
Everyone left early. |
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¿Por qué no invitaste a todos?
Why didn't (you, familiar) invite everyone?
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