Posted by TP on Wednesday, June 4, 2008 at 4:13am.
Usually...
*AFFECT is used as a verb (meaning to influence or get some result)
*EFFECT is used as a noun (meaning the result)
Sometimes, but not often...
*AFFECT is used as a noun (meaning behavior or a feeling)
*EFFECT is used as a verb (meaning to bring something into being, to make something happen)
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1. incorrect
2. incorrect
3. correct
Thankyou!
You're welcome. They're not easy, but if you concentrate on the pronunciation of each, you should eventually develop the right habits:
a-FECT (stress on second syllable) - verb
ee-FECT (stress on second syllable - noun or verb, but most likely noun)
[AA-fect (AA as in "man" - stress on the first syllable - noun)
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