Breakdown of Eu vejo tudo.
Questions & Answers about Eu vejo tudo.
Why is tudo in a lesson about negative words like nada?
Tudo means "everything" and is the exact opposite of the negative word nada ("nothing"). Learning them together helps you contrast how they work in a sentence. How would I change this sentence to say "I don't see anything"?
This is where the double negative rule comes in! You would say Eu não vejo nada. In Portuguese, you must put não before the verb and the negative word (nada) after it. Is vejo a regular verb?
No, vejo comes from the irregular verb ver (to see). For regular verbs ending in -er, the "I" form usually just adds an -o to the base. But ver changes its base completely for the "I" form, becoming vejo. Do I need to change tudo to match masculine or feminine things?
No, tudo never changes. It is an invariable word that always means "everything" in a general sense, so you do not need to worry about masculine, feminine, or plural endings here. Learn Eu vejo tudo and more in Portuguese
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