Have you ever confused ‘than’ with ‘then?’ If your answer is affirmative, please read on.
In fact, ‘than’ is used to make comparisons.
For example: “The pen is mightier than the sword.”
On the other hand, ‘then’ means ‘at that time’ or ‘next.’
For example: “Jack had breakfast, and then he left for work.”
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