Friends helped each other in need.

Meaning: This sentence describes the supportive nature of friendship, where friends offer assistance when needed.

Choice of Words: The word "friends" means people who like each other and spend time together, "helped" is the past tense of "help", which means to give assistance, "each other" means one another, "need" is a situation where something is wanted or required.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• They helped each other in times of need.
• The neighbors helped each other in need.
• Strangers helped each other in need.
• Friends help each other in time of need.
• Friends help each other in times of need.
• Friends helped each other always.
• They help each other in need.
• We help each other in need.
• Siblings helped each other with homework.
• They helped each other with chores.