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Affect vs. Effect: What's the difference? Tricky English vocabulary can often lead to confusion, and one of the most commonly misused word pairs is affect vs. effect. These two words are often misused ...

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The main difference between affect and effect is in their grammatical role. The most common use of affect is as a verb, to have an effect on something or to cause it to change. The most common ...

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