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This week we answer a question from Young-Ho in Korea. He writes,
Question:
I really want to know the difference between 'affect' and 'effect.'
Answer:
Dear Young-Ho,
These are commonly confused words. Although they are spelled differently, they sound - and look - almost the same: affect and effect. But the one-letter difference makes a big difference.
Effect
Let us start with 'effect,' E-F-F-E-C-T. 'Effect' can act as a noun or, in rare cases, a verb. As a noun, 'effect' means 'a change that results when something happens.' For example,
The movie had a strong effect on my feelings.
The use of internet sales had a good effect on our business.
Another form of the word is the adjective 'effective.' It means 'producing a result that is wanted.' Medical experts, for example, tell us:
Handwashing is very effective in removing germs.
Affect
'Affect,' A-F-F-E-C-T, is usually used as a verb. 'Affect' means 'to influence.' In other words, affect means to act on or change someone or something. For example:
She has back problems that affect her balance, so she has trouble walking.
Remember our earlier example about the movie having an effect on one's feelings? We could also say:
The movie affected me greatly.
In this case, 'affect' means to cause strong emotions.
If you are still confused, just remember this: effect is usually a noun, and affect is usually a verb.
And that's Ask a Teacher! I'm Jill Robbins.
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