affect and effect

[muslimma]

i have tried soooo many ways to try and remember the diff. but just don't work :banghead:

how do you guys remember the diff? :o

:confused: :confused: :confused:

[Al-Farooq]

Simply put, affect is usually a verb and effect is usually a noun.

When you affect something, you produce an effect.

There are situations were this "rule" is negated, but don't worry about that.

Hope this helps.

[muslimma]

Simply put, affect is usually a verb and effect is usually a noun.

When you affect something, you produce an effect.

There are situations were this "rule" is negated, but don't worry about that.

Hope this helps.

jk bro :coolbro:

but if anyone els has an even easier way that would be gr8 too :up:

[Jihaan]

jk bro :coolbro:

but if anyone els has an even easier way that would be gr8 too :up:

Yeah I get mixed up with them too, and I get mixed up with my "e" and "i" like sometimes I write field like feild :o

[Emelianenko]

Affect - have an effect upon

I.e. "Will the new rules affect me?"

"This new ruling affects your business"

Effect = consequence

I.e. "the effects of sleep loss" "the effect of the anesthetic"

hope tht simplifies it kiddo

[Abu Mus'ab]

what's there to be confused about? :rubeyes:

[Zesty]

what's there to be confused about? :rubeyes:

Well not everyone is as astute as you are they abu muthab! :rolleyes:

[Abu Mus'ab]

Well not everyone is as astute as you are they abu muthab! :rolleyes:
that's like saying you get confused with sore and saw :rubeyes: