Clarifying the Difference Between Then and Than

The video tutorial from Sparkle English explains the difference between 'then' and 'than'. 'Then' is used for time-related contexts, while 'than' is used for comparisons. The video provides examples for each usage and encourages viewers to practice by writing sentences in the comments. The lesson concludes with a call to subscribe for more English learning content.

What is the primary reason 'then' and 'than' are often confused?

• They sound similar.

• They have similar meanings.

• They are used in the same contexts.

• They are spelled similarly.

What is the main use of 'then' in a sentence?

• To introduce a comparison

• To express conditions

• To indicate a sequence in time

• To describe characteristics

Which sentence correctly uses 'then'?

• She is taller then him.

• I will go to the store, then home.

• He is smarter then she is.

• This is more than I expected.

What is the function of 'than' in a sentence?

• To introduce a consequence

• To indicate a specific time

• To compare two or more things

• To describe a sequence of events

Which sentence correctly uses 'than'?

• She is happier then ever.

• We will eat and than play.

• I would rather go than stay.

• He arrived earlier then expected.

How should you practice using 'then' and 'than' according to the video?

• By reading a book

• By listening to more examples

• By watching the video again

• By writing sentences in the comments

Why is it important to subscribe to Sparkle English, as mentioned in the video?

• To get notifications for new lessons

• To receive homework assignments

• To access exclusive content

• To participate in live sessions