مالكلمة الافضل وضعها في الفراغ ولماذا؟

**soubiri** · 06-08-2007, 08:54 AM

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**ضيف** · 11-03-2007, 07:43 AM

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Of course Must be..............among

لانها تعنى بين اكثر من اتنين
اما الاخرى فتعنى بين اتنين فقط

**elham_s** · 11-21-2007, 04:08 AM

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among is fit with the sentence because it means more than one language

**LanguageFan** · 11-01-2008, 06:04 PM

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AMONG is the correct answer

BETWEEN is a preposition used with just two entities or objects
AMONG used if there are more than two

**RamiIbrahim** · 11-01-2008, 08:57 PM

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Dear LanguageFan You wrote: BETWEEN is a preposition used with just two entities or objects So, what do you think of these sentenses? There is a lot of malice between them.It is just between ourselves.Don't eat between meals.We refer to children between the ages of 13 and 19 as teenagers.Czech Republic lies between Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. There are some shared characteristics between languages.and thank you for your contribution

**Tassilia** · 11-03-2008, 11:20 PM

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Thank you for this thread. I learned something today (this night!)

among, amongst (preps.)

These two prepositions are interchangeable in meaning, but among is far more frequent in American English; for some, amongst has a rather dusty-genteel quality. It occurs far more often in British English. Three other usage issues involve among (and amongst). (1) The Oxford English Dictionary observes that among is often followed by a singular collective noun, especially if the noun is the name of a substance: among the straw; some lean among the fat. Plural objects of the preposition are of course very common: among the dozens of people; among the causes. (2) Although among does occur occasionally with each other and one another, the far more usual (and better) choice is a plural -self pronoun: They agreed among [amongst] themselves; or, use with and each other, as in They agreed with each other

between(preps.)

It is often argued that between should be used to express a relationship involving two of something, and among should express relationships involving three or more, but in fact that generalization does not describe the way English has long used these prepositions. Between can be used of as many items as you like if the relationship is one-to-one, however much it may be repeated with different partners: Economic relations between Great Britain, France, and Italy [or between some members of the EEC] are tense at present. Among works with any plural number above two: Among the milling ballplayers, fans, and reporters were the four umpires. Best advice: use between of two and among of three or more in Edited English, but elsewhere, and especially at lower levels, feel free to use between of two, three, or more.

**reisen** · 11-06-2008, 02:41 PM

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Among

you say among when you wish to differentiate among more than two options
got it?
for example when you have two things
you say between
but if you have more
you say among

you can use both

among and between

but i'm telling you the difference

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