No. 437 in Russian
всю
"Всю" – "all" or "whole" (feminine singular accusative form).
In a sentence
Я прочитал всю книгу.
I read the entire book.
In this sentence, "всю" is used as an adjective in the accusative case to modify "книгу" (book), indicating the entirety of the object.
Она убрала всю комнату.
She cleaned the entire room.
Here, "всю" again acts as an adjective in the accusative case, emphasizing the total extent of "комнату" (room) that was cleaned.
Мы обсудили это всю ночь.
We discussed it all night.
In this context, "всю" modifies "ночь" (night) in the accusative case, referring to the entirety of the time period discussed.
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