Plural reflexives: among themselves Suppose there are two groups/teams A and B within the same conversational space, and I'm in group A. How would I say: > * "they (group B) discussed **among themselves** " (as opposed to discussing with group A) > * "they quarrelled **among themselves** " (as opposed to quarrelling with group A) > I found some candidates here: * (can I just "pluralise" with ? Does it work without if I want it to reflexively refer to the group instead of an individual?) * (is this readily used conversationally?) * {} (I have no idea how to use this at all. Would it be ?) Sentence construction: * + {} + {} * + {} + {} (I'm not sure what particles work with and ) **Which of the plural reflexives work best? What are the natural ways to convey this meaning?**

I would use []{} or []{}, as in:

> "they (group B) discussed among themselves"
> //
> //
>
> "they quarrelled among themselves"
> // // []{}
> // //

You could also use :

> // etc.

[]{} would go better with (), as in:

>
> (← probably a bit colloquial)
> ("They quarrelled among themselves.")

And I think would go better with :

> (← probably less formal)
> ("They discussed among themselves.")