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En esta clase aprenderás la diferencia entre "all" y "everything" en inglés. Tanto "all" como "everything" significan "todo", pero no se usan igual en inglés. Se usa "all" para referirse a todo de algo específico. Se usa "everything" para referirse a todo de todo, todo lo que hay. "All" es tanto singular como plural". O sea, "all" significa tanto "todo" como "todos". Únete como colaborador de este canal para obtener acceso a beneficios exclusivos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFaZkbMaO8jNujvgIm3tjCQ/join EJERCICIO: Llena el espacio con "all" o "everything": I like ____ of these cars. She saw ____ of her family. You need to brush ____ of your teeth. He thinks he knows ____. The thieves stole ____ in the store. The wolf ate ____ the sheep. We packed ____ our things. ____ is beautiful! Show me ____ that you have. She doesn't have ____ her marbles. SOLUCIONES: I like all of these cars. She saw all of her family. You need to brush all of your teeth. He thinks he knows everything. The thieves stole everything in the store. The wolf ate all the sheep. We packed all our things. everything is beautiful! Show me everything that you have. She doesn't have all her marbles.
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