Are these both ok? There's a tree in/among the trees.
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You could say 'There's a tree among the trees.' which is grammatically correct but is confusing.
There's a tree amongst some other trees. - this makes more sense, as you are talking about the same thing, trees.
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There is a tree among the trees, or There is a tree in the street (field).
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Among the trees is the correct one
If you want to use in you could say (There is a tree in the garden)
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