Can I use 'from' and 'among' interchangeably in the sentence?
Can I use 'from' and 'among' interchangeably in the sentence?
Jonathan rendered Michael Jackson's hit song "Heal the World," drawing loud applause and yells from/among the audience.
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Rommel Can I use 'from' and 'among' interchangeably in the sentence? Jonathan rendered Michael Jackson's hit song "Heal the World," drawing loud applause and yells from/among the audience. No.
- Rommel Can I use 'from' and 'among' interchangeably in the sentence?
- Jonathan rendered Michael Jackson's hit song "Heal the World," drawing loud applause and yells from/among the audience.
- No.
- Use only 'from'.
- 'among' suggests (to me anyway) a smattering of applause here and there, but nothing as enthusiastic as what I think you want.
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RommelCan I use 'from' and 'among' interchangeably in the sentence?
Jonathan rendered Michael Jackson's hit song "Heal the World," drawing loud applause and yells from/among the audience.
No. Use only 'from'. 'among' suggests (to me anyway) a smattering of applause here and there, but nothing as enthusiastic as what I think you want.
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