Suzie said that you’ve both really helpful with her school project and that she never would have mustered the energy to do it all by herself.
Suzie said that you’ve both …REAL … with her school project and that she never would have mustered the energy to do it all by herself.
Don’t forget to buy more phone credit before you leave because you might need to make an imprtant call.
you might need to make an important call so make sure …TOP …phone before you leave.
how could i change the form of REAL and TOP to make its sentence meaningful?
1 …you’ve both been really helpful…
This means the same thing as “very helpful”
In common usage you will also hear “real helpful”. But if you are taking an English test, that would be incorrect.
2 Don’t forget to top off your phone credit…
To “top off” means to fill completely. This is most commonly used for liquids. For example to top off the gas tank in your car. Or to top off your cup of coffee.
Many thanks for your help!
In an grammar book which was written in my country.
the task asked me to change the form of the words “REAL’ and " TOP” to correct forms to make the sentences meaningful.