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Children are a burden.
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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2023
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Did I use it incorrectly? I see it as a comparison of lying vs. not lying.
I get what you're saying, but in an "if... then..." statement, it's always "then" with an e.
So it isn't a comparison but a state in time? 🤔
That's right.
Dang Englishing is hard.
Yes, the word "than" is entirely different than the word "then". The most basic of English lessons would make this clear.
If you noticed what I said in my reply I explicitly state why I used it and in the correct usage. It's obvious I understand that they are different and in what content to use either of them in.
Don't give fuel to this chud who likes to correct simple grammatical errors on random internet posts like its a big deal. Or just keep making errors out of spite, sounds like a lot of fun.
That's some low IQ shit
Duuble deegits jst 4 u bby
I am so bothered
Yeah you made absolutely no sense. incorrect usage for sure.