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1. Among:

   • "Among" is used to indicate a relationship involving more than two entities or individuals.
   • Example: "The cat hid among the bushes." Here, the cat is surrounded by multiple bushes, indicating a relationship with more than two elements.
   • Example: "He was popular among his classmates." In this sentence, the individual is related to multiple classmates, not just one or two.

2. Between:

   • "Between" is used to indicate a relationship involving only two entities or individuals.
   • Example: "The negotiations are between the two companies." Here, the relationship exists specifically between two companies.
   • Example: "She couldn't decide between the red dress and the blue one." In this case, the decision is related to choosing between only two options.