Than vs. Then

“Don’t forget,” Sheena called, “we’re meeting at the museum at five o’clock. I’ll see you than/then!”

• than

• then

There was no one in the room other than/then Marc.

• than

• then

My little brother knows much more about Star Wars than/then I do.

• than

• then

Luis saw his first violin concert when he was 3. Since than/then, he has been fascinated by stringed instruments.

• than

• then

If this is a scary movie, than/then I don’t want to see it

• than

• then

Directions: Choose which sentence is correct.

• Sam ran fast, but Ashley ran faster than him.

• Sam ran fast, but Ashley ran faster then him.

Directions: Choose the correct sentence.

• Put a half cup of flour in a bowl, then add two eggs and stir until smooth.

• Put a half cup of flour in a bowl, than add two eggs and stir until smooth.

The cat is bigger __________ the bird

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• then

A fish is smaller ______ a bird

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I will finish my work and ______ I will bake some cookies.

• than

• then