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In this lesson, you will learn the clear and simple difference between the four forms of the French word meaning “all”: tout, tous, toute, toutes.
French learners often confuse these forms, especially in TEF Canada, TCF, and DELF exams.
This video explains everything slowly, with correct examples and images that match each form.

What you will learn in this video:
• When to use tout (masculine singular)
• When to use tous (masculine plural)
• When to use toute (feminine singular)
• When to use toutes (feminine plural)
• Clear examples for each form
• Simple rules to avoid mistakes

This lesson is perfect for:
• TEF Canada / TEFAQ candidates
• TCF and DELF A1–B2 students
• Beginners who want to speak correctly
• Anyone who wants to understand French grammar better

Quick summary of the rules:
tout = masculine singular
tous = masculine plural
toute = feminine singular
toutes = feminine plural

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