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[dbee]

So does one use the noun or the verb in this case ?

I'm going for 'affect' here ...

[jacl]

Are you serious? "serious" here is not a proper noun, but a common noun. You can tell by the absence of a capital "s".

[Bulsajo]

Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaashhhhkkk iinkx!
Ka-Blam Blam Blam!!!
POW!!!

Now THAT'S entertainment!


I guess dbee's dictionary is broken?
Or perhaps he is merely affecting ignorance?

[krats1976]

[RACETRAITOR]

In case you are serious, there are many English teachers in this country who could probably offer you their services.

Also note the following:

it's = it is
its = possessive

they're != their != there

"could of" != "could have"

[antoniothegreat]

affect=verb "the rain affects how we go to school"
effect= noun "the effect of the rain are the puddles."

the way i remember, affect starts with an "A". verb has an "E" they are hard to remember, so the dont match.

[Wangja]

Don't forget the verb "to effect" as in, to cause to happen or bring about.

[eamo]

[HapKi]

It affects/effects me.
"affects" would weigh more on the subject.
"effects" would weigh more on the direct object (ie- you)

It doesn't affect me.
It effects me.

[Wangja]

[Bulsajo]