between

IN THE MIDDLE

A1in the space that separates two things or people

• The bank is between the café and the post office.
• She sat between her parents.

TIME

A2in the period after one time and before another

• The shop is closed between 1 and 2 p.m.
• Don't eat between meals.

AMOUNTS

A2more than one amount but less than another

• The tickets cost between 20 and 30 euros.

SHARING

B1shared by two or more people

• We ate a whole pizza between us.
• Divide the money between the three of you.

CONNECTING

B1connecting or comparing two people, places or things

• What's the difference between these two words?
• There are flights between London and Hanoi every day.