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Stephenlearner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Question about "from among"

Hi,

I want to ask a question about preposition compound "from among".

1) You may choose a book from among these.

Can I say "You may choose a book among these"?

2) They were elected from among the employees.

Can I say "They were elected from the employees"?

If not, why are two prepositions necessary?

Regards,

Stephen
  

Top answer

1) You can say 'You may choose a book from these'. 2) Yes, you can. Rover

— Rover_KE

  • 1) You can say 'You may choose a book from these'.
  • 2) Yes, you can.
  • Rover
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4 Answers
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1) You can say 'You may choose a book from these'.

2) Yes, you can.

Rover
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your answer is not clear.

I think the main question is whether you can say "from among."
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In my opinion, all three options are correct:

Choose from among these:

Choose among these:

Choose from these:
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