Easily Confused Words - 2

Hello everyone,
Today, I'll be going over some words that many of you might have trouble recognizing the differences.
Today's words are:
Than vs. Then
Many students are often confused with these two words. What is the difference?
Than (conjunction): used as a conjunction, than compares things
Then (Adverb): at that time
When you use “than”, you are comparing two things. However, when you use “then”, it refers to “time”.
For example:
THAN (comparing two things)
I like English more than Science.
私は科学より英語の方が好きです。
I prefer action movies than science fiction movies.
私はSF映画よりアクション映画の方が好きです。
Sally is taller than Mary.
サリーはマリーより背が高いです。
THEN (time)
A: What were you doing around 11 pm last night?
B: I was already sleeping then.
A: 昨日23時ごろ何をしていましたか?
B: その時はすでに寝ていましたよ。
I'll see you then!
またその時!
I hope after this explanation, you'll get a better idea of how to use these two words!
Until next time!
- KEBII -