Preposition: Among

1. Among can mean surrounded by.      

Pattern: verb + among + plural (three or more) noun
They camped in the woods among the trees.

2. Among can mean with each other.                 

Pattern: verb + among + plural (three or more) noun
The children quarreled among themselves.
 

Typical verbs before among:

argue, celebrate, debate, discuss something, fight, play, share something, talk         

3. Among can mean to the individuals in a group.             

Pattern: verb + among + plural (three or more) noun
They distributed the flyers among the students.
                      

Typical verbs before among:
distribute, hand out, pass out              

4. Among can mean included in a group.
Your friends are among the survivors.
            

5. Among can indicate many of a group.
Latin dancing is popular among the college students.