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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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From/Among
Which is more natural in the two sentences?
1. Cheer broke out from/among the villagers.
2. Cheer broke out from/among the crowd of villagers.
Top answer
They are equally natural. ”from the villagers” - they were cheering in unison something outside the crowd. ”among the villagers” - they were perhaps cheering each other.
- They are equally natural.
- ”from the villagers” - they were cheering in unison something outside the crowd.
- ”among the villagers” - they were perhaps cheering each other.
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They are equally natural.
”from the villagers” - they were cheering in unison something outside the crowd.
”among the villagers” - they were perhaps cheering each other.
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