Affect and Effect
Affect
1) is a Verb : which means you do something / something is done
2) produce a change
3) an
action is done
Effect
1) is a Noun : something is done to you / something happens
2) the results or consequences
For example :
1) I
didn't want this to affect
our friendship.
2) Winning
the lottery will definitely affect
his way of life.
3) This
is the effect
of his decision.
4) The
special effects
in the movie was good.
5) The
medicine had a calming effect
on her.
6) The
cold weather had no effect
on her.
7) The
cold weather did not affect
her.
(something
is being done. Cold weather is doing something – so use affect)
8) Her opinion had no effect on his decision.
8) Her opinion had no effect on his decision.
9) Please
do not let her opinion affect
your decision.
10) Losing
the competition will have a bad effect
on
the team.
11) I
hope losing the competition will not affect
the team.
13) I
hope the bad weather conditions will not affect
the profit.
Idioms
operating
or functioning / in force
For
example :
A) The
ruling is now in
effect.
B) Beginning
tomorrow, the new law will be in
effect.
2) take
effect
to go
into operation / begin to function / to produce a result
For
example :
She
took the medicine prescribed by the doctor but it failed to take
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