Did you know ?
To settle the “affect” vs. “effect” dilemma, remember this one word: RAVEN
I actually explained ‘RAVEN’ to my clueless coworker and she still didn’t understand. I’ll have to assume some you out there still aren’t quite getting it, either.
Rainy weather affects (alters) the park activity.
It’s acting as a verb.
The positive effects (results) of working out.
It’s acting as a noun.
from writingcooperative site.
To settle the “affect” vs. “effect” dilemma, remember this one word: RAVEN
- R = Remember
- A = affect is a
- V = verb
- E = effect is a
- N = noun
I actually explained ‘RAVEN’ to my clueless coworker and she still didn’t understand. I’ll have to assume some you out there still aren’t quite getting it, either.
Rainy weather affects (alters) the park activity.
It’s acting as a verb.
The positive effects (results) of working out.
It’s acting as a noun.
from writingcooperative site.
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