THEN

An adverb to situate actions in time.

It is used in sentences with if.
Time reference (that time, or at that time).
It can be replaced by many synonyms.
Examples:
Clothes were so much cheaper back then.
"Not for me," Carmen said instantly, and
then blushed.
If you wake late, then you might skip
breakfast.
My then maid was not as good as the new
one.

VS

THAN

A conjunction used to make comparisons.

Examples:
Maria is much faster than Bianca.
Pedro is much slower than Sergio.
Nothing is more important than health.
My brother is two years older than I am.
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