Asked by Christian
Could someone explain the difference between affect and effect to me? Thank you.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
As a verb, <i>affect</i> means to act on or to move. The loss of the homecoming game <i>affected</i> the atmosphere in the whole school.
As a verb, <i>effect</i> means to bring about or accomplish. The Student Council <i>effected</i> new policies that brought many positive changes to the student body.
Check this dictionary definition and explanation for more information.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/affect
As a verb, <i>effect</i> means to bring about or accomplish. The Student Council <i>effected</i> new policies that brought many positive changes to the student body.
Check this dictionary definition and explanation for more information.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/affect
Answered by
GuruBlue
Affect is always used as a verb. My sprained ankle will AFFECT my ability to play tennis.
Effect is a noun. The EFFECT of the spilled perfume was everyone left the store.
My studying for the test had the effect I desired; I passed.
My studying affected my grade.
Effect is a noun. The EFFECT of the spilled perfume was everyone left the store.
My studying for the test had the effect I desired; I passed.
My studying affected my grade.
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