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"THEN" and "THAN"
"Then" relates to time. "Than" is used for comparison. Ex.: First, we'll have lunch, and then we'll go for a walk. He is more experienced than I am.
"COMPLEMENT" and "COMPLIMENT"
"Complement" means to complete or enhance. "Compliment" means to praise or express admiration. Ex.: The dessert complements the meal beautifully. He received a heartfelt compliment on his performance.
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nI at least felt there as if I was watching everything with a bucket of popcorn in my hands. Congratulations.
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nI at least felt there as if I was watching everything with a bucket of popcorn in my hands. Congratulations.
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"THEN" and "THAN"
"Then" relates to time. "Than" is used for comparison. Ex.: First, we'll have lunch, and then we'll go for a walk. He is more experienced than I am.