Then or Than?
I have always had trouble knowing when to use the words 'then' or 'than'. Sometimes it is easy to figure out, but other times I struggle. Well, today I came across a sentence where the person used 'then' and I was pretty sure it should have been 'than', but wasn't positive. Rhymes like the following have always helped me like: - 30 days have September, April June and November, all the rest have 31 excepting February, which has 28 days clear, 29 days each leap year - 'i' before 'e' except after 'c' (but there are exceptions) - or what a school teacher I worked with taught me about when to use 'I' or 'me' in a sentence. If you can change the sentence around and use 'we' then you would use 'I' in the sentence, if you can change the sentence around and use 'us' then you would use 'me' in the sentence. For example: "We went to the store." Because you used 'we