Which then/than would be used in the sentence below? "I've learned more in my short time reporting to you then I have in my year here." Thanks!!!
"I've learned more in my short time reporting to you then than I have in my year here." It should be the preposition "than". It's a comparative construction in which "more" and "than" are in construction together. It means: I've learned x in my short time reporting to you"; I've learned y in my year here"; x > y. Does that answer your question? PaulM