Re: effect OR affect ~~~help

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Let me try to answer this the best I can. With the fibro brain, it is hard to

explain things. LOL. Ok... affect is the Affect it has on you or something

else. As is " how this illness affects us " ..... Effect is like the " effects " of

a medication or something. As in the side Effects of a medication or something.

Well this is probably as clear as mud. LOL. I don't think I am explaining it

clearly. Hope someone else can help you with this. It is a little confusing

sometimes.

Debra V.

john honeycutt wrote:

I'm not always sure when to use affect. I've been out of school soooo long now

that ,well I just don't member??

Will some one give me an example of how and when to use AFFECT........DUH ! ! !

~~~~~~~Ark G.

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> I'm not always sure when to use affect. I've been out of school

soooo long now that ,well I just don't member??

> Will some one give me an example of how and when to use

AFFECT........DUH ! ! ! ~~~~~~~Ark G.

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[Guest guest]

Hi. There's an easier way that works most of the time. As a court

reporter, this one is a struggle. What I've found to work is to

remember the following:

Effect = result, actual achievement of a final result

Affect = change, an action that can produce a reaction

Remember: Effect as result, e in effect, e in result

Affect as change, a in affect, a in change

>

> Thanks Debi, Now all I have to do is try to understand all of the

different definitions. I think my addled brain is more confused that

ever and I thought I understood when to use them.

> Thanks again for the research,

> Marti

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In a message dated 12/8/2007 9:45:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

stenocaptioner@... writes:

Effect = result, actual achievement of a final result

Affect = change, an action that can produce a reaction

Remember: Effect as result, e in effect, e in result

Affect as change, a in affect, a in change

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In a message dated 12/8/2007 9:45:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

stenocaptioner@... writes:

Effect = result, actual achievement of a final result

Affect = change, an action that can produce a reaction

Remember: Effect as result, e in effect, e in result

Affect as change, a in affect, a in change

That's a perfect way that you put it.

Love and gentle hugs,

Debi/So. Cal.-54

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