Day 181: Between for two; Among for three or more.
Although mistaking among and between is quite common, it is easy to understand and correct.
Between: Use this when only 2 things are involved.
“I placed the book between the chair and the door.”
“This is a secret between us.”
Among: Use this when 3 or more things are involved.
“The man strolled among the cars in the lot.”
“Among the nations represented, Burma stands as an example of beauty.”
