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MBaca Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
than vs then
Which is correct and why?
1: Please pay no later then May 1st.
2: Please pay no later than May 1st.
1: Please pay no later then May 1st.
2: Please pay no later than May 1st.
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Hi MBaca, welcome to English Forums. I hope you'll enjoy it here. The answer is "than" .
- Hi MBaca, welcome to English Forums.
- I hope you'll enjoy it here.
- The answer is "than" .
- That's the only correct one when comparatives are involved.
- Some native speakers sometimes spell it wrong and write "then".
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Hi MBaca,
welcome to English Forums. I hope you'll enjoy it here.
The answer is "than". That's the only
welcome to English Forums. I hope you'll enjoy it here.
The answer is "than". That's the only
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