If there’s a house on each side of the school (Set up an object and use both hands) you’d say, “The school is ________ the houses.”
| BETWEEN | 863 |
| IN BETWEEN | 88 |
| BETWIXT | 42 |
| IN THE MIDDLE OF | 41 |
| IN THE MIDDLE | 13 |
| RIGHT BETWEEN | 6 |
| TWIXT | 6 |
| BETWIXT AND BETWEEN | 5 |
| IN THE CENTER OF | 4 |
| NR | 4 |
| TWEEN | 3 |
| FLANKED BY | 2 |
| IN THE CENTER | 2 |
| NEARBY | 2 |
| RIGHT IN BETWEEN | 2 |
| RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF | 2 |
| ADJACENT TO | 1 |
| AMONGST | 1 |
| BEHIND | 1 |
| DIRECTLY BETWEEN | 1 |
| HALFWAY BETWEEN | 1 |
| IN LINE WITH | 1 |
| IN THE MIDDLE BETWEEN | 1 |
| IN THE MIDDLES OF | 1 |
| MIDDLE OF | 1 |
| MIDWAYS | 1 |
| NEXT DOOR TO | 1 |
| RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THOSE TWO | 1 |
| SANDWICHED BETWEEN | 1 |
| SANDWICHED BY | 1 |
| SEPARATING | 1 |
| SET IN | 1 |
| SIDE TO SIDE WITH | 1 |
| TWIX | 1 |
| TWIXT AND BETWEEN | 1 |
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