1. Do you know how to use each word correctly?
Among vs. Between
Do you know how to use each word correctly?

2. Between
Among
On the other hand, you use among when you are talking about things that aren't distinct items or individuals.
"She chose among the Ivy League schools."
Among can also indicate that someone is part of a group or left out of a group, as in these examples:
He was glad to find a friend among enemies.
She felt like a stranger among friends.
You can use the word between when you are talking about distinct, individual items even if there are more than two of them.
"She chose between Harvard, Brown, and Yale" because the colleges are individual things. 
Let's keep this between you and me.
The negotiations between the cheerleaders, the dance squad, and the flag team were going well despite the confetti incident.

3. Location: Between and among can also tell the reader different things about location or direction. Think about the difference between these two examples:
Between
Among
Squiggly walked between the trees.
Squiggly walked between the trees gives you the idea that he stayed on the path; he either walked between two trees or was on a route that was surrounded by trees.
Squiggly walked among the trees.
On the other hand, Squiggly walked among the trees gives you more of an idea that he wandered around a park or forest.

4. Comma Splice
What is it? A comma splice is a run-on sentence created by joining two independent sentences/clauses with a comma.
How can it be fixed?
- Use a semi-colon if they are closely related.
- Create two separate sentences.
Use one of the FANBOYS (coordinating conjunctions) to join them. Introduce the FANBOYS with a comma.
For And But Or Yet So
If the relationship between the two sentences is more complex, you may need to rewrite using a subordinating conjunction like “because.”

5. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales, she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales; she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales: she is taking me with her tomorrow.

6. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales, she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales; she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Alice knows where to shop for the best sales: she is taking me with her tomorrow.
Johnny ran towards the river; so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river, so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river: so Andy followed.
Johnny ran: towards the river, so Andy followed.

7. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Johnny ran towards the river; so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river, so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river: so Andy followed.
Johnny ran: towards the river, so Andy followed.

8. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Johnny ran towards the river; so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river, so Andy followed.
Johnny ran towards the river: so Andy followed.
Johnny ran: towards the river, so Andy followed.