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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Then or than
Is it correct to use ‘then’ in the case of the following sentence:
'...if they have a plan then all the better'
'...if they have a plan then all the better'
Top answer
Yes. if they have a plan, then it is all the better'.
- Yes.
- if they have a plan, then it is all the better'.
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Yes.
Think of it as
'...if they have a plan, then it is all the better'.
Think of it as
'...if they have a plan, then it is all the better'.
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