The correct substitution of the highlighted segment is “too good to be real.”
Error identification: The phrase "too good and real" is incorrect as it fails to convey the intended meaning. The idiomatic expression "too good to be true" is more appropriate, but "real" is retained to fit the context.
Grammatical Rule used: The phrase "too good to be real" suggests something is so excellent that it seems unbelievable.
Corrected sentence: She is too good to be real.
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During the time period of ancient history, starting roughly from 3000 BC, the world population was already (fastly) increasing due to the Neolithic Revolution.
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When the boy was asked about his report, he created (an usual) story about aliens stealing his work.
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Nine men's morris is a strategy board game for two players (dated) at least to the Roman Empire.
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The Babylonians took advantage of the (enough) of clay in Mesopotamia to create bricks.
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