What is the difirence between /than/ and /then/
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"Then" is usually related to time, and is also used in "if... then..." forms.
First I had breakfast, then I went to work.
If you are sick, then you can stay home from school.
"Than" is mainly used to compare things: bigger than, easier than, more than.
A lion is bigger than a skunk.
Math is easier than Physics.
You make more money than I do.
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For your reference:
http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/than_then.htm
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