"Hector has to know everything that is happening to me."

Translation: Hector doit savoir tout ce qui m'arrive.

[STRADS1551]

Is it correct to say "il faut que Hector sache tout ce qui me se passe"?

[CharlieFug]

Why not "...doit tout savoir ce qui..."?

[Ernst557459]

Same question here. In another exercise we had to answer Ils sont furieux parce qu'il a tout cassé dans le salon. I now asked for an explanation of this difference in that thread: https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/32053402/They-are-furious-because-he-broke-everything-in-the-living-room5356249

[--Roody--]

My own analysis.... Tout is a pronoun. In a sense, it replaces a noun. So it goes after the verb as an object or complement.

Hector sait tout. Hector knows e everything.

[Kevin968039]

Does the context mean that Hector has control issues over someone, or that he eagerly seeks to keep someone safe, or is it something else?

[--Roody--]

I think it means Hector is a snoop.

[Gazumbo]

I thought 'ce qui' means 'what'? Here it's translated as 'that'.

[Joanielovesjoe]

Hector doit savoir tout ce qui m'arrive

[la-Baronessa]

I wrote, "Hector doit savoir tout ce qu'il me se passe." Why not accepted, please?

[--Roody--]

I think you have an extra word? I would translate your French as "Hector has to know everything that it happens to me."

[gOyadUOS]

I still don't understand when to use tous vs tout