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Hanuman_2000 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
affect/effect
Hello,
1. The news of her failing health will ______ (affect/effect) him deeply.
Which one is correct choice?
I need some explanation.
Could anybody explain it?
1. The news of her failing health will ______ (affect/effect) him deeply.
Which one is correct choice?
I need some explanation.
Could anybody explain it?
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The answer is affect . Affect (v) means 'have an influence/effect on'. Effect (as a verb) means 'cause, produce'.
- The answer is affect .
- Affect (v) means 'have an influence/effect on'.
- Effect (as a verb) means 'cause, produce'.
- They are not synonyms.
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The answer is affect. Affect (v) means 'have an influence/effect on'. Effect (as a verb) means 'cause, produce'. They are not synonyms.
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