Can we say:
The fight was between Mark, Dave and Joe? Yes or No?
“The fight was ‘among’ Mark, Dave and Joe” sounds weird in this context.
Thanks.
The fight was among Mark, Dave and Joe.
Is this grammatically incorrect?
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But contrary to the eyewitness account, a Buddhist Monk from monastery, located near the University Campus where the fight had allegedly taken place told Mizzima that [color=red]the fight was among rival students.
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[color=red]The fight was among about a dozen revelers at the apartment and a group of about six people who showed up later in the evening.
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Police, witnesses and one of the injured teens said lots of kids fought. School officials believe [color=red]the fight was among just four young men.
Are these samples all fine?
Hi,
I would say “the fight was between Mark, Dave and Joe” if there were two sides in the fight (Mark and Dave fought together)
I would say “the fight was among Mark, Dave and Joe” if they were fighting one another.