Between and among

/ bɪˈtwiːn ənd əˈmʌŋ /

We use between with two or more clearly separate people or things.

Example

She choose between Jake and Jesse.
It’s  a big difference between a bridges on the river.
What is the main difference between a motorcycle and a bicycle?

 

Among is used when we want to make reference to a group of people, who have something incoment and we don’t want to separate them.

Example

It is always nice to be among friends.
The rabbit is hidden among the tall grass.

If we are using word difference, then after it’s alway going between, never among.

Bath and bathe

The verb bath is used in British English mean – ‘wash ( yourself or someone) in a bathtub’.   Example Dogs should bath regularly. (GB English)   On the other hand it is different in American English. Americans Instead of the verb bath are using the expressions ‘have a bath’ or ‘take a bath’.. Example […]

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Because and because of

  We already know that because is subordinating conjunction. That means function of because is to join two clauses and is followed by verb and subject.   Examples We could go out for a walk because it’s beautiful weather. I make this cake because I like it.   Because  can come before or after the […]

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