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“new” in English

new
Illustration of "new" in a English cultural setting
A woman unboxes a pair of bright white sneakers, still crisp and untouched, before placing them neatly by her front door for her morning run.

Usage note

Use 'new' to describe something that was recently made, bought, or started.

Examples

  • I have a new book.

    I have a new book.

  • She bought new shoes.

    She bought new shoes.

  • This is a new car.

    This is a new car.

Quick check

What does "new" mean?

  • A. new
  • B. bad
  • C. beautiful
  • D. big

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