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r/EnglishLearning • u/theultimatesigmafr New Poster • Apr 22 '25
Is it than or then?
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Than is for comparing. I just noticed that they both have an "a" as I was writing it, so I decided to bold them. They are even both pronounced the same (At least in my dialect).
4 u/WallabySuit New Poster Apr 22 '25 Should have just said you were an Aussie, they're both pronounced the same for us. Don't even get us started on ball and bowl. 3 u/Otherwise_Channel_24 Native Speaker -NJ (USA) Apr 22 '25 I'm from New Jersey. I was stressing the word than. Although Australia does sound fun.
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Should have just said you were an Aussie, they're both pronounced the same for us.
Don't even get us started on ball and bowl.
3 u/Otherwise_Channel_24 Native Speaker -NJ (USA) Apr 22 '25 I'm from New Jersey. I was stressing the word than. Although Australia does sound fun.
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I'm from New Jersey. I was stressing the word than. Although Australia does sound fun.
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u/Otherwise_Channel_24 Native Speaker -NJ (USA) Apr 22 '25 edited Apr 22 '25
Than is for comparing. I just noticed that they both have an "a" as I was writing it, so I decided to bold them.
They are even both pronounced the same (At least in my dialect).