affect vs effect
Affect is the action of influencing something, while effect is the result that follows.
the verb for causing a change
The new tax laws will affect how much small businesses can spend.
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The loud music did not effect his ability to concentrate.
The loud music did not affect his ability to concentrate.
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The cold weather had a negative affect on the crops.
The cold weather had a negative effect on the crops.
Remember Affect = Action. Effect = End result.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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Lack of sleep began to his performance during the morning meetings.
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We are still studying the long-term of the policy change.
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