Then & Than
Then is a description of time—”I wrote the sales letter and then I wrote the advertisement”—while than is used when making a comparison—”I am more sick of this picky client than you are!”
🔤 Grammar Tip: Are You Better “Then” or “Than”?
By Ray Calabrese
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