Then\Than

**sirtwosays** · 06-Apr-2010, 18:52

I get these confused sometimes too

**iZicci** · 14-Apr-2010, 02:09

This is a basic use of comparatives.

Less difficult than you think.

**mickel** · 17-Apr-2010, 18:38

the case does not need think... because then its mean "too or so or ....."

so (or then) the correct solution is "than"

**Just a man** · 10-Mar-2011, 19:27

I choice "Than"
cause : than come if be compare between something .

**girlzmagazine** · 16-Mar-2011, 17:03

Then is something for things after an event.

**gilemette** · 06-May-2011, 10:32

It's bigger than his.

**genuineintel** · 01-Jun-2011, 08:24

rather .... than ....
or
rather ..... then ....?

**toniaj** · 24-Aug-2011, 03:11

Always easy to remember than as 'comparative' and then as 'time'

**GreyMan** · 05-Sep-2011, 07:35

Originally Posted by toniaj

Always easy to remember than as 'comparative' and then as 'time'

I was going to write something similar.

These brief explanations are the best way to remember things.

Poll: It's bigger ____ his.