How to Use "Fresh" with Example Sentences

fresh (adj): new; different; recently made or picked

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Used with verbs:

"The fruit looks so fresh."
(looks, smells, tastes, be: is/am/are)

"That won't stay fresh for long."
(stay)

"You really want to eat this fresh."
(eat, have, keep)

Used with adverbs:

"Everything here is extremely fresh."
(extremely, very)

"Are the muffins still fresh?"
(still, fairly)

Used with nouns:

"I need to get some fresh air."
(air)

"She bought fresh fruit at the market."
(fruit, vegetables, produce)

"I will make some fresh coffee."
(coffee, tea)

"I should give the cat some fresh food."
(food, water)

"I need a fresh perspective on this."
(perspective, view)

"You should put a fresh bandage on that wound every day."
(bandage)

"I need to put on a fresh shirt before we go."
(shirt)

"Make sure you take some fresh clothes."
(clothes)

"They received some fresh evidence."
(evidence, information)

"She looked out at the fresh snowfall."
(snowfall)

"Watch out for the fresh concrete."
(concrete, paint)