True, In The speech had a strong effect on the audience, “effect” is used correctly, The word “affect” can sometimes be a noun meaning emotional expression., The new teacher’s energy effected a big change in the classroom uses “effected” correctly., The new policy affected many people’s daily routines uses “affected” correctly, The psychologist observed the patient’s flat affect uses “affect” as a noun correctly., False, In Stress can effect how well you sleep, “effect” is the right choice., The long-term affects of pollution are unknown is grammatically correct., You can say, The storm had an affect on the crops., His words had a lasting affect on me is correct., In the sentence, Her smile effected everyone in the room, “affected” is used correctly..

Affect vs. Effect Practice 01

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