Are there instances when it doesn't matter whether you use "affect" or "effect" in a sentence?
Are "effect" and "affect" both appropriate to use in some sentences?
What is effective versus affective? Is the phrase 'to that affect' or 'effect'? Why? What are some examples of sentences using the word "influence"? How can you compare and contrast affect and effect? How can you compare and contrast effect and affect? If some effects do not have a cause, what does that mean for the reality that we are a part of? What are the factors that affect health? What is an impact factor? Which one is grammatically correct:"It helps put/to put me in a better mood"? HOW DOES AFFECTIVE MEMORY WORKS? What are "positive aspects"? What are the differences in meaning between these two sentences? What is the difference and meaning of these two sentences? What is meaning of butterfly effect? How do environmental factors affect health? How does lighting affect mood? Does "take advantage of" always mean negatively? What does 'benefit of doubt' mean and how does one use it in a sentence? How is the word 'adverse' used in a sentence? What factors affect health the most? How does smoking affect you? What does the “spectrum effect” represent? What's the difference between influence and manipulation? What is the most beneficial emotion? How about the most destructive? How do social values affect behavior? What is beat effect? What factors influence how a person might react it could be the way a person treat you? How is the word 'potent' used in a sentence? How is the word 'effective' used in a sentence? Do you think that cultural difference influence people relationship?