Than, Then
Than, Then
I'd rather eat an apple than a pear. I'd like to eat an apple, then a pear.Look at the two sentences above. Do you notice two words that look similar?
Than and then are two words that look similar. Because they look similar, writers often get them confused.
Watch the video to learn the difference between than and then. Then, take a quiz to see if you can use the words correctly.
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