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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Between vs Inbetween

I have trouble knowing when and where to use these words. Take these examples:

1. "I take a 60-second break between sets when weight-lifting."

2. "I take a 60-second break inbetween sets when weight-lifting."

Which is correct and why? Thanks! (I checked dictionary.com but I need a clearer answer.)
  

Top answer

I would use them a bit differently. I take a one-minute break between sets. I do two sets with a one-minute break in between.

— Philip

  • I would use them a bit differently.
  • I take a one-minute break between sets.
  • I do two sets with a one-minute break in between.
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I would use them a bit differently.

I take a one-minute break between sets.

I do two sets with a one-minute break in between.
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