Read and Listen To Sentences Using the Word
"Than"
- I'm taller than you.
- She's older than him.
- She's older than Tom.
- Easier said than done.
- He's shorter than Tom.
- She's taller than him.
- Better late than never.
- He's stronger than you.
- She's smarter than him.
- She's younger than him.
- He is stronger than I am.
- Ken runs faster than you.
- He can run faster than me.
- He swims better than I do.
- I can run faster than Ken.
- She runs faster than I do.
- He's much younger than Tom.
- My son is taller than I am.
- Gold is heavier than silver.
- He has more books than I do.
- Ken has more books than you.
- She's much happier than him.
- She's much heavier than him.
- He can run faster than I can.
- He is taller than his father.
- It is raining worse than ever.
- They might be taller than you.
- Tom is taller than his mother.
- He is much older than he looks.
- He is two years older than you.
- He looks older than my brother.
- She's two years older than him.
- Actions speak louder than words.
- I'd rather walk than take a bus.
- Light travels faster than sound.
- She is two years older than you.
- She spent more money than usual.
- I would rather starve than steal.
- I'd rather be a bird than a fish.
- She's two years younger than him.
- Susan is two years older than me.
- Tom likes tea better than coffee.
- You're in better shape than I am.
- Bill is two years older than I am.
- He can sing better than any of us.
- He is two inches taller than I am.
- He's a little taller than you are.
- He's two years older than Mary is.
- Sam is two years younger than Tom.
- Taking off is easier than landing.
- This desk is better than that one.
- Trains come more often than buses.
- We walked more quickly than usual.
- He bit off more than he could chew.
- He has much more money than I have.
- He's better at the piano than I am.
- Jane became taller than her mother.
- Susan is two years older than I am.
- I had to wait more than three hours.
- She needs him more than he needs her.
- Ann loves chocolate more than anything.
- His brother is more patient than he is.
- I like white wine better than red wine.
- She knew better than to argue with him.
- He can play the piano better than I can.
- I like white roses better than red ones.
- I went to bed a little later than usual.
- My brother is two years older than I am.
- She knows better than to argue with him.
- Tom knows better than to fight with you.
- I finished the work in less than an hour.
- Tom has less money than his brother does.
- It's easier to teach children than adults.
- Tom hasn't seen Mary for more than a year.
- You'll get there in less than ten minutes.
- Do you have more than one copy of this key?
- I now view life differently than I used to.
- My mother gets up earlier than anyone else.
- She loves him now more than she did before.
- He's very young. He's much younger than Tom.
- Tom is three inches taller than his wife is.
- Washing the car took longer than we expected.
- She knew better than to tell him such a story.
- Generally, women live 10 years longer than men.
- Women usually live 10 years longer than men do.
- You should spend more time studying than you do.
- I can't believe that she is older than my mother.
- I'd rather stay home than go out in this weather.
- They chatted over coffee for more than two hours.
- Tom plans to live in Boston for more than a year.
- I don't like pizza any more than I like spaghetti.
- We had less snow this winter than we had expected.
- You should know better than to ask a lady her age.
- I love to jog more than anything else in the world.
- It's easier to teach children than to teach adults.
- Tom intends to live in Boston for more than a year.
- No sooner had Tom turned on the TV than the fuse blew.
- I have been acquainted with her for more than 20 years.
- She looks young, but actually she's older than you are.
- She spends more time thinking about work than doing it.
- You must keep in mind that she's much younger than you.
- I think I like eating white rice better than brown rice.
- I think it's unhealthy to eat more than 20 oranges a day.
- She introduced her sister to him more than two years ago.
- I think skateboards are usually cheaper than rollerblades.
- The math homework proved to be easier than I had expected.
- Tom and Mary have been married for more than thirty years.
- Because I had a bad cold, I went to bed earlier than usual.
- I'd rather clean my room than spend time doing my homework.
- Instead of taking a rest, he worked much harder than usual.
- Tired from the hard work, he went to bed earlier than usual.
- I doubt that our new boss will be any worse than the old one.
- It took more than a month to get over my cold, but I'm OK now.
- No matter how hard I try, I can't do it any better than she can.
- I think it'll take more than a year to finish building our house.
- Generally speaking, women live longer than men by almost ten years.
- It took me more than two hours to translate a few pages of English.
- No sooner had it stopped raining than a beautiful rainbow appeared.
- You often need to spend more time doing something than you anticipated.
- The time women spend doing housework is now a lot less than it used to be.
- I think it's unlikely that the next model will be any better than this one.
- They say that girls spend more time worrying about how they look than boys do.
- I'm skeptical when I hear someone claim to speak more than five languages fluently.
- Some healthcare workers spend more time doing paperwork than taking care of patients.
- Since I have no children, I have more time to spend doing volunteer work than parents do.
- I don't quite believe it when I hear someone claim they can speak more than five languages fluently.
- Getting your message across is much more important than trying to say it exactly like a native speaker would say it.
- We should spend our time creating content for our website rather than wasting time worrying about minor cosmetic details.