Modifies a noun

• development: A lot of newer developments have a shared car parking area.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: You may be thinking about having a completely new kitchen or just making a few alterations.

• genuinely: ICT supports two-way learning, which could be developed in genuinely new ways: iterative feedback and public participation.

• so: The normal benefits associated with the treatment are not being met and so new dosing strategies should be sought.

• either: Many of the 28 cuts are either new to CD or difficult to find properly mastered, as they are heard here.

• really: But there seem to be no really new ideas, themes or depth here.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• learn: I think we all enjoyed this greatly and everyone learned something new.

• represent: Some of them very belatedly tried to get us out of there, but I don't think they represent anything new.

• have: And when she has something new, she does nothing with it.

• get: You can't possibly get bored of this LP, every time you listen to it you get something new.

Modifies a noun

• technology: The novelty of new technology holds the interest of visitors.

• window: A new window will pop up with a larger version of the image.

• system: Online Booking You can now order tickets for many of our shows using our new online booking system.

• member: With a few new members boosting our ranks, the Pride looks forward to a strong season in 2005.

• home: Your home will then be checked thoroughly before the removers head off to your new home.

Used with adjective complement

• announce: University of Dundee announces new Chancellor Lord Patel is to succeed Sir James Black as Chancellor of the University of Dundee.

• york: In the insurance through separate schip new york new.

• create: Pants on Fire Pants on Fire is dedicated to creating new, exciting, high quality theater.

• deliver: I've traded as an authorized sales dealer, selling and delivering new ( and reconditioned ) Hoover washing machines.