There are two main words in English that have similar meanings, but different usage: then and than.
In this article, we will look at when to use each word and its correct usage.
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Then is used to express a preference or intention, like "I would rather then go out with you" or "She wanted to than stay in bed."
Than is used when there's a clear alternative, like "She chose to than stay in bed." Then is also used to introduce a cause, like "The sun was then in the sky."
Than can be used to introduce a reason, like "She wanted to know why then."
Then is typically used in formal writing, while than is more common in informal writing.
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