No. 23 in Spanish
todo
"Todo" means "everything" or "all" in English.
In a sentence
Todo está listo para la reunión.
Everything is ready for the meeting.
In this sentence, 'todo' is used as an indefinite pronoun referring to 'everything' or 'all of it', indicating that all aspects or items are ready.
He revisado todo el material de estudio.
I have reviewed all the study material.
Here, 'todo' is an adjective modifying the noun 'material', meaning 'all of the' study material.
Hablo con todo aquel que quiera aprender.
I talk to everyone who wants to learn.
In this example, 'todo' is part of a demonstrative expression 'todo aquel', referring to any and every individual who wishes to learn.
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