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What's the difference between Effect and Affection?
What's the difference between Effect and Affection?
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Jun 23, 2014 2:32 AM
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"Affection" is a feeling or emotion, usually of fondness (if you are fond of somebody, you have an affection toward/for them)
"Effect" is a result, as in "cause and effect." If I do not study, I will do poorly on my test.
There is also a verb "to affect," which means "to have an effect on someone or something." Watching too much TV will affect my eyes in a bad way."
And a verb "to effect," but this is not as common. It means "cause to happen."
June 23, 2014
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