Class 1 English Worksheet for Than and Then
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Using “Than” and “Then”: English Worksheet for Class 1
Help your child master two commonly confused words with this Class 1 English worksheet focused on “than” and “then.” Through practical, fill-in-the-blank exercises, learners choose between these comparison and sequence words in everyday sentence contexts.
Why “Than” vs. “Then” Is Important:
Although small, these words have very different meanings—than is used for comparison, while then refers to time or sequence. Helping children tell them apart early improves grammar precision, reading comprehension, and writing flow.
Expected Learning Outcomes:
By completing this worksheet, your child will:
1. Distinguish between “than” (comparison) and “then” (sequence).
2. Improve sentence accuracy and meaning through word precision.
3. Build confidence in reading and responding to real-life grammar contexts.
4. Strengthen decision-making around word choice.
What This Worksheet Covers:
📝 Choose the Right Word: “Than” or “Then”:
Each sentence includes a blank with two word choices, and children must pick the correct one.
Examples include:
“She is taller _______ her brother.” → than
“We went to the zoo, and _______ ate lunch.” → then
“Finish your homework, _______ go out.” → then
🎯 Builds Comparison and Sequence Awareness:
The worksheet uses common sentence situations—discussing height, speed, preferences, and actions—to help students connect word choice with meaning.
📚 Aligned with Class 1 Language Skills Across CBSE, ICSE, and State Boards:
Supports curriculum expectations for vocabulary clarity and word usage differentiation.
🎨 Sharpens Reading and Logic Through Word Choice:
Students practice identifying whether a sentence compares two things (than) or shows what happens next (then), promoting better comprehension.
✅ Learn the Difference Between “Than” and “Then” with Ease
Download this Class 1 English worksheet on than vs. then and help your child become confident in using these two important words correctly in any situation.
