a. To have the most effect, you should know both your strengths as well as your weaknesses. b. To have the most affect, you should know both your strengths as well as your weaknesses. Choose the correct sentence. a. When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken effect? b. When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken affect? Rule: Affect is normally used as a verb meaning “to influence, change, assume.” Effect can be either a verb meaning “to bring out” or a noun meaning “result, impression.”
a. To have the most effect, you should know both your strengths as well as your weaknesses. b. To have the most affect, you should know both your strengths as well as your weaknesses. Choose the correct sentence. a. When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken effect? b. When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken affect? Rule: Affect is normally used as a verb meaning “to influence, change, assume.” Effect can be either a verb meaning “to bring out” or a noun meaning “result, impression.”
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