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Part of Level 2 | French Adjectives
How to use TOUT, TOUTE, TOUS, TOUTES and how to pronounce them.
Overview
TOUT has four variations and different meanings
- TOUT when followed by a masculine singular word (pain)
- Je mangerai tout le pain.
- I’ll eat the whole bread.
- TOUTE when followed by a feminine singular word (tartine)
- Je mangerai toute la tartine.
- I’ll eat the whole slice of bread.
- TOUS when followed by a masculine plural word (gâteaux)
- Je mangerai tous les gâteaux.
- I’ll eat all the cakes.
- TOUS when not followed by anything means ‘everyone, all’. In that case, you tend to pronounce the S
- Tous mangeront les gâteaux.
- They’ll all eat the cakes.
- TOUTES when followed by a feminine plural word (pâtisseries)
- Je mangerai toutes les pâtisseries.
- I’ll eat all the pastries.
Mini Quiz - tout, tous, toute or toutes
Replace the blank with ‘tout, tous, toute or toutes’ and translate the sentence.
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