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Affect or effect????

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Many things are negatively (affecting/effecting) my life.

which one?i have an idea but i just wanna be sure before i lose points for something stupid.

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Affect

Verb

Effect

Noun
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An effect is a condition brought on by a cause.  It IS a noun. Example:  Smoking has negative effects on your health.

To affect (a verb) is to cause something.  Example:  Smoking affects your health negatively.
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Affecting. What happens after is the effect
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gray or grey
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affecting.
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Effects are nouns....affects are generally not associated with objects, but rather ideas. Affects are more the aftermath of the effecting cause. any help?
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