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22-Jun-2006, 17:00
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 when to use affect vs effect? In the US (2004) asthma affected 20 million people and cost $16.1 billion from direct and indirect costs thanks |
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22-Jun-2006, 22:34
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 Re: when to use affect vs effect? Affect is a verb, which is why it is correct in your example. Effect is a noun: "The primary effect of asthma is shortness of breath." |
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