No. 36 in Italian
tutto
"Everything" or "all."
In a sentence
Ho comprato tutto quello che mi serviva.
I bought everything I needed.
Tutto is used as an adjective modifying 'quello'. It refers to all that is needed.
Tutto è andato come previsto.
Everything went as planned.
Tutto acts as a pronoun meaning 'everything,' encompassing all situations or elements.
Ha visto tutto il film senza interruzioni.
She watched the whole movie without interruptions.
Tutto is used as an adjective modifying 'il film', meaning the entirety of it.
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