There is considerable confusion in the use of these two words in English today. The word 'affect' is a verb, and it means "to influence or make a change to" something. The word 'effect' is a result of an action.
Let me illustrate this with examples of the correct usage of the two words:
The new tax policy will not affect you in anyway.
The effect of Pollution will be borne by the next generation.
Let me illustrate this with examples of the correct usage of the two words:
The new tax policy will not affect you in anyway.
The effect of Pollution will be borne by the next generation.
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