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Originally posted by wry1
Speaking as an American, it's not all that hard to know when to use "then" and when "than" is appropriate.
Then: is used when describing a linear progression - first this, then that.
Than: is used when contrasting or separating - rather this than that.
Not tough at all.
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Is that from Schoolhouse Rocks?!!?
Anyway. What about except and accept. Oftentimes I question myself with this one in correspondence at work becuase I've seen these words misused so often I've confused myself.
