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preposition · A1Between
bi-TWEEN/bɪˈtwiːn/
Two things, and a space in the middle: between. The café is between the bank and the post office. Always name both sides: between A and B. Among is for later, when the group is bigger than two. In between is a short extra form.
Meaning
In the space that separates two things or people.
Examples
- “The bank is between the shop and the café.”
- “Sit between your brother and me.”
- “The shop opens between nine and five.”
Good to know
between A and B (two sides). Not among at A1.
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