Than Vs.Then

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]Do you know when to use than and then in English?

[00:00:04]Let's find out.

[00:00:06]We use than to compare two things.

[00:00:10]It usually comes after a comparative adjective. For example, I am taller than my sister.

[00:00:18]We use then to show what happens next or to talk about a certain time. It usually comes after a comma or the conjunction and.

[00:00:28]For example, first I'll do my homework and then I'll call my friend.

[00:00:34]Did you notice the difference in pronunciation?

[00:00:37]Than has a short a sound.

[00:00:40]a Then has a short e sound.

[00:00:45]e Repeat after me.

[00:00:48]than then Think you've got it now?

[00:00:56]Try this quiz.

[00:01:04]Did you get it?

[00:01:05]The answer is my English class is easier than my math class.

[00:01:11]Remember to use than if you're comparing two things and then if you're talking about time.

[00:01:17]See you again soon.