You are here: Think Imagine » The Kitchen Sink (aka random) » Affect vs. Effect

Affect vs. Effect

Posted in: The Kitchen Sink (aka random)- Mar 13, 2012 No Comments

Affect vs. Effect. My nemesis.

No matter how many different examples I read, I still can’t get them straight (see disclaimer in sidebar).

Luckily, I’m pretty good with all the others below though truth be told, I always thought I spelled “complement” that way because I spent my formative years in England and they have a few spelling differences. I still spell grey with an “e”.

homework class test - School of Fail: English 101: Listen Up, Internet.
see more epicfails

top
No Responses to “Affect vs. Effect”

Leave a Reply

About

Think:  to exercise the powers of judgment, conception, or inference. Imagine: the faculty or action of forming new ideas, or images, or concepts of external objects not present to the senses. Read more!

Disclaimer

I feel it will occur often enough that I should have a permanent disclaimer that it seems impossible for me to learn the proper use of "affect" vs. "effect". My apologies in advance.

Flickr

toc