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Then / Than - Exercise 1

Choose the correct word in each sentence below.  When you have finished, click on the "Check My Work" button to view the answers.

1. My jack-o-lantern is far better (then, than) any other jack-o-lantern.

2. First, we study the homework; (then, than) we take the test.

3. If you come with me, (then, than) you want to live.

4. This class scores higher (then, than) any other class.

5. He leapt on the thief, tied him up, and (then, than) called the police.

6. This test seems to be easier (then, than) the last one.

7. It is understood (then, than) that there will be no class next week.

8. That cat is much bigger (then, than) that dog.

9. His appearance is more (then, than) I can stand.

10. The storm poured down, but (then, than) it ended.

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Margaret L. Benner
Director, Writing Support Program
English Department
Towson University
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