Understanding 'Than' and 'Then'

The video tutorial explains the difference between 'than' and 'then'. 'Than' is used for comparisons, such as 'I am taller than my sister', while 'then' indicates a sequence in time, like 'we'll go to the store and then have lunch'. The video provides examples for both words to clarify their usage. It concludes by encouraging viewers to share their answers in the comments.

Which word is used to compare two things?

• That

• The

• Than

• Then

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In the sentence 'I am taller ___ my sister', which word correctly fills the blank?

• that

• then

• than

• the

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Which word is used to indicate a sequence of events?

• That

• The

• Then

• Than

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In the sentence 'First, I will study, and ___ I will play', which word correctly fills the blank?

• than

• that

• then

• the

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'then'?

• She is taller then her brother.

• I am smarter then you.

• He is faster then anyone.

• We will eat dinner, then watch a movie.

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