EFFECT or AFFECT? 🤔 English Mistakes that Native Speakers Make too!!

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EFFECT and AFFECT!
Though they sound the same (or very similar) when spoken, they have different uses.

The meaning of each word is similar - they both talk about something changing another thing.
Though, they are different TYPES of words.
‘Effect’ is usually a noun.
‘Affect’ is usually a verb.

This lesson will help you understand the difference AND give you a few useful tips to help you use them correctly!

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