Is this sentence correct? "They are popular among the children of the nearest school."
I'm sure if the word 'among' could be used in this sentence. I wanna mean that a group of children really like 'them'. They= a group of rabbits.
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Yes, never use "wanna"! : )
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I agree that it's possible to say 'among', but 'with' would sound more natural.
'Popular with....' is the usual phrase. I'm not sure how rabbits are involved, though.
Finally, I wholeheartedly agree with Ed that you should never write 'wanna'.
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You can use "among" here but "with" would be more common.
By the way, you shouldn't write "wanna" when you mean "want to". A native speaker and writer never does that.
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No I think it would be better to say "they are popular WITH children"
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