Affect vs Effect | Learn English Grammar for Beginners 

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Affect Primarily, “affect” is used as a verb. That means that it is performing an action on something or someone. The actions that have been taken by one thing “affects” the state of the other. In other words, when something “affects” something else, it changes it or has an impact on it. For example: Working with Pam has been great. She positively affects whatever group she works with. It has been so rainy the past few weeks. It's starting to affect my mood. John had some trouble this morning, but it didn’t affect his work. Effect The word “effect” is usually used as a noun. In most cases, it shows the result of something that has occurred. So when something “affects” something else, the result is an “effect.” Let's take a look: Her efforts to improve the community are really having a positive effect. My project didn’t have the effect I was looking for, but it’s still not bad. The effects of regular exercise are great for the body.

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