When to use todos/as instead of todo/a?
Please give examples of when to use each! Would you use todos/as when saying "you all like.."
2 Answers
Pretty tricky isn't it? You might think that "all" seems like an always plural adjective.
But let's see.
Todo el dia - All day.
Todos mis hermanos - All my brothers.
Toda mi familia - All of my family.
If you have to use todo all on its own, just try to think about what the noun is your using it to describe. Then figure out if that word is plural or singular.
For your specific example, of "you all," think of what conjugation you're using. Usually "you all" is in the plural category right?
¿Les gusta todos? - Do you all like it?
delete-already answered
A todos de ustedes les gusta....
One example of when to use todos vs todo is when todo is an adjective and when the noun is singular .vs. plural.
todo el mundo
todo el libro= the entire book
todos los libros=all the books
Like any other adjective, todo must match the noun in gender and number.
