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Hafsa
I know that effect can be a noun and a verb with different meanings, but can I use effect in this question like this:“ Do you think social media effects our life?”
Thank you
2021年1月9日 14:57
解答 · 7
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該內容違反了《社群規範》。
2021年1月9日
Affects is a verb.
Effect is a noun.
So
In this situation you need to use affect, not effect.
2021年1月9日
You want "affect".
"Do you think social media affects our life?"
Affect or effect? Verb or noun? All four are possible.
"Affect" can be a verb.
"Effect" can be a noun.
"Effect" can be a verb.
"Affect" can be a noun.
As a verb, "affect" means influence. "The new school schedule affects my lunch time." "Social media affects our life."
As a noun, "effect" means a result. It can be in the plural, "effects". "There were many long-term effects from the pandemic." "Social media is having an effect on our lives."
As a verb, "effect" means make happen or produce. "The new teacher will effect changes in classroom behaviour." "Social media effected changes in our relationships."
As a noun, "affect" is a very technical term in psychology. It is not used in everyday speaking. Forget about this one.
2021年1月9日
I think effect is considered noun and the 's' after effect connotes the plural rather than the verb
2021年1月9日
You definitely can, It's not wrong though
2021年1月9日
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