Do you know the English expression “to be in mint condition”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?

Lucy: I bought a second-hand watch off the Internet the other day.

Kelly: Second-hand? Is it in good condition?

Lucy: It’s in mint condition. It should be, it was very expensive!

Does it mean:

a) to be in a bad condition

b) to be in a satisfactory condition

c) to be in an excellent condition

d) to look like a mint

The answer is below! ↓

 

Answer: c) to be in an excellent condition