effect/affect is like quickie IQ test
You can’t effect me with that affect.
If you can’t figure out which of those to use, replace it with “impact” instead.
I still don’t know the difference no matter how hard I try.
She didn't learn to speak English fluently until she was thirty, but her English is better than than many of her students who were born here.
The state just mandated a minimum 5 page paper for each intro class, and the professors are in a justified tizzy about how they will get the students to write a paper that long.
I recall having to write multiple 15 page papers with proper citations and bibliographies for a single English class in high school.
Most of her students are public school graduates-- the university ought to be able to charge back the costs of remedial math and English classes to the "high schools" from which they graduated.
>>effect/affect is like quickie IQ test<<
Whenever I’m unsure which to use, I just type “impact” and spare them both.