【題目】用between或among填空

【1】________the door and the window there is a map．

【2】The young man lived and worked________all the workers．

【3】They divided the money________themselves．

【答案】

【1】Between

【2】among

【3】between／among

【解析】

【1】由the door and the window可知，這里表示的是兩者之間，應(yīng)該用between。

【2】由all可知，是三者或三者以上，應(yīng)該用among。

【3】they既可以指兩者，也可以指三者，所以這里用among或between都可以。

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