Practise your French TOUT - "Tout, toutes, tous, toute"

The video tutorial explains the French word 'Tout', which means everything, all, any, every, and the. It focuses on using 'Tout' as an adjective, requiring agreement in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to illustrate the different forms of 'Tout' in singular and plural, masculine and feminine contexts.

What does the word 'TOUT' mean in French?

How does 'TOUT' change when used with a feminine singular noun?

What is the masculine plural form of 'TOUT'?

Explain the difference between 'TOUT' and 'TOUS' in terms of gender and number.

In the sentence 'Joukur to lemata', what does 'to' signify?

How can you determine if a French noun is masculine or feminine?

What is the significance of the article used before a noun in determining the form of 'TOUT'?