Use 'than' for comparisons (e.g., 'I am taller than you') and 'then' for time or sequence (e.g., 'First, then'). The key difference is that 'than' is used when comparing two things, while 'then' indicates what happens next or a point in time.
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THEN or THAN? Stop Making This Simple Mistake! 🛑追加:
I am taller, blank, you. Is it A, t h e n, or B, t h a n? You have 3 seconds.
The correct answer is B, than. Here is the rule. Use than with an A for comparing things. Use then with an E for time or what happens next. So, I am taller than you.
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