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“Than” is used when making comparisons.
EX: “She is much younger than you”
“Then” is used when talking about time
EX: “To reach the station, continue straight and then make a left”
why did I never learn this ;-;
I've been then incorrectly this entire time
**I've been using 'then' incorrectly this entire time
sorry for the weird wording
Help me, Mr. Perfect English
Tell me what’s the difference between then and than?
I keep seeing people put “red is better then blue” but shouldn’t it be “red is better THAN blue”
I thought than was comparing things and then is what happens afterwards (or something like that).
Am I right or am I just dumb?