All the vs. The whole

All the

All means the whole amount of something and is often followed by uncountable nouns or plural nouns לתאר שם עצם רבים או לא ספיר.

Ex: He ate all the sugar

All children love sweets

All the girls went home.

All the stores are on sale.

The whole

Whole means the complete amount of something and is followed by singular nouns לתאר שם עצם יחיד.

Ex: I ate the whole cake

The whole class went on a trip.

The whole store is on sale.

I read the whole book last night.