Common Errors in English. Then vs Than

Then -?- refers to time or consequence Then -?- indicates time Then -?- is primarily used as an adverb. Than -?- used to compare or contrast things Than -?- is used in comparisons as a conjunction Than -?- functions as a conjunction or as a preposition. Then We'll have to wait until -?- Then But even -?- I knew how it was going to be Then Mike cleaned the car. After -?-, he went to bed Then Come over this evening; I’ll be ready -?- Then If the weather is good, -?- we will fly there Than He is younger -?- I am Than He is taller -?- she is Than Your car looks better -?- mine does Than Friday is better -?- Monday Than Mike has more -?- I have Then First you need a license, and -?- you can drive Then The decision was made by -?- chairman Bill Gates Then I won the first and -?- the second game Then If that’s what you want, -?- I can help you Then What happened -?- , she couldn’t tell. Than I would like to start sooner rather -?- later Than He lost everything other -?- his cellphone Than The house was almost completed -?- it was abandoned Than I prefer to get home delivery, rather -?- go to the store Than The bill was due no later -?- the tenth of the month