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affect(to have an influence on someone or something. It's a verb)
Ex: Don't let it affect you.
👏👏👏"affect" and "effect" their pronunciations are the same for Spoken English.
effect(A change or a consequence or an action or other cause. It's a noun.)
Ex: What is the effect of long term isolation?
Ex: Smoking has many harmful effects we know that based on science.
👏👏👏"effect" its pronunciation is not as it is for speaking, cuz it's hard for us to say "e" /i/ .
📕"Affect"/ae/(It's pronounced differently, and this is usually used for psychology, our experience, feelings and emotions can be observed by others)
Ex: What is your affect?(Do you look happy? Do you look )
Ex: The patient had a flat affect with almost no facial expression during the conversation.
📕effect(It's pronounced the same, light sound or scenery used in the movie, play, or broadcast.)
Ex: The effects in that film were so spectacular.
Ex: Action films ofen have great special effects.