then vs than

Then indicates a point in time or a sequence of events, while than introduces the second part of a comparison.

Relates to time or sequence.

We finished the meeting and then we went out for a quick lunch.

Used for making comparisons.

The new office is much larger than the one we had last year.

Watch out

First we eat, than we can discuss the project details.

First we eat, then we can discuss the project details.
She is much taller then her older brother.

She is much taller than her older brother.

Remember Then = Time. Than = Comparison.

Quick check

Fill the gap with one of the two options.