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Effect is both a noun and a verb. You see it mostly used as a noun in conversation. 1. A change that is the result of some other cause or action. "The summer heat had a positive effect on her mo...

effect is only one. effects is more than one.

If you have an affect on something, you've had an impact on it. The effect is the result of the impact. In order to affect the ways he spends his time and money his parents gave him less allowance...

@BrunoL "Affect" is a verb, while "Effect" is a noun. So for example: -How is this decision going to affect us? -What is the effect of this decision?

“Effect” can be used and a verb or an noun, “Affect” cannot. Let’s try an example for both. Effe...

Affect is for a verb, Effect is for a noun. 'The (last goal) had an (effect) on the whole match.' 'The (weather severely) (affected) their wedding day.

Affect comes from affection, i love giving my boyfriend affection Effect would be like the result of something for example if u take this pill its secondary EFFECTS will be sore throat etc

「Affect」は動詞です。 「Effect」は名詞です。 “Sun rays affect the skin” “Sun rays have an effect on the skin”

Affect is a cause/influence and effect is the outcome. Example. I bump into you. That affects your balance. The effect of losing your balance, is you fall down.

Generally, when there is confusion, affect is a verb and effect is a noun. The weather will affe...