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Sunsail Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Betweem/among

Hello,

"I am coming over among you" or " I m coming over between you" which one is correct?

what is the difference of amid,between and among?

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Generally, "between" refers to a group of two people and "among" refers to a group of three or more. However, neither of your sentences sounds very natural -- could you give some more context for what you want to say? Perhaps just "I'm coming to join you" or "Im coming along with you"?

— Khoff

  • Generally, "between" refers to a group of two people and "among" refers to a group of three or more.
  • However, neither of your sentences sounds very natural -- could you give some more context for what you want to say?
  • Perhaps just "I'm coming to join you" or "Im coming along with you"?
  • ")
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Generally, "between" refers to a group of two people and "among" refers to a group of three or more. However, neither of your sentences sounds very natural -- could you give some more context for what you want to say? Perhaps just "I'm coming to join you" or "Im coming along with you"?

("I am coming among you" sounds rather biblical -- as in "Repent, lest I come among you and sow pesti
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Neither coming over among nor coming over between are correct. Maybe you could explain the situation in greater detail and what you want to say in that situation.

CJ
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Hello,

I heard this while I was watching "doubt".Pasteur was saying that and because of that it sounds biblical.
"I m coming over among you." says, after Seymour makes his farewell speech.

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