Talk about recently prepared food and clean outdoor air.
The idea
Put fresh before a noun or after be. Food can be recently made or picked; air can be clean and pleasant.
Examples
- We bought fresh bread this morning.
- The market sells fresh fish.
- These tomatoes are still fresh.
- Open the window for fresh air.
- Fresh air comes through the door.
- They enjoyed the fresh air outside.
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Fresh food is not necessarily cold: newly baked bread can be warm.
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Choose the right word. This bread was made today; it is ___. (fresh / stale)
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fresh
Fresh fits bread made today.
Choose the right word. Open the door and let in some ___ air. (fresh / stale)
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fresh
Fresh describes pleasant air entering the room.
Choose the right word. We picked ___ vegetables this morning. (fresh / freshly)
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fresh
Fresh comes before the noun vegetables.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Choose the right word. This bread was made today; it is ___. (fresh / stale)
Choose the right word. Open the door and let in some ___ air. (fresh / stale)
Choose the right word. We picked ___ vegetables this morning. (fresh / freshly)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe some fresh food and a place where you enjoy fresh air.