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“Effect” is a verb, as well as a noun, meaning to cause or bring about, as in “effect change.” And “affect” is a noun, as well as a verb, meaning facial expression or body language, as in “she had a flat affect.” No wonder people confuse these! I know the difference very well and at times still find myself referring to the dictionary 🙂
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Some of these are cute, like “doggy-dog” world. (Ever since Nelly the Newfoundland joined our household, that’s where I’m living).
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We make most of them everyday
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Reblogged this on Archer's Aim and commented:
This is a good list to understand, especially when using them in character dialogue. Always good information from these…
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