Let's solve this
"Affect or Effect" vocabulary worksheet step by step.
Key Definitions:
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Affect = a
verb meaning to
act on, change, or influence.
-
Effect = a
noun meaning a
result, impression, or outcome.
Now, let’s go through each sentence and choose the correct word based on whether it's a
verb (affect) or a
noun (effect).
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1.
This year’s drought will ______ the crop.
- The sentence is talking about what the drought will do to the crop — it will
change or influence it.
- We need a
verb, so use:
affect
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✔ Answer: *affect*
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2.
The lyrics had a big ______ on Sammie.
- "Had a big ___ on" is a common phrase meaning "caused a strong result."
- We need a
noun here — the
result of the lyrics.
-
✔ Answer: *effect*
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3.
The ______ of the storm is felt throughout the entire city.
- We’re looking for the
result or
impact of the storm.
- This is a
noun, so use:
effect
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✔ Answer: *effect*
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4.
He did not want his test score to ______ his grade.
- The test score would
influence or
change his grade.
- This is an action — a
verb is needed.
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✔ Answer: *affect*
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5.
Her cold will ______ her breathing.
- The cold will
change or
influence her breathing.
- Need a
verb:
affect
-
✔ Answer: *affect*
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6.
Silence was not the ______ the standup comedian wanted.
- The comedian wanted a certain
result or
impression.
- This is a
noun describing the outcome.
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✔ Answer: *effect*
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7.
Ben’s bright blue eyes has an ______ on everyone he meets.
- “Has an ___ on” is a common expression meaning “has a result or impression.”
- Need a
noun:
effect
-
✔ Answer: *effect*
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Final Answers:
1. affect
2. effect
3. effect
4. affect
5. affect
6. effect
7. effect
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Summary:
- Use
affect when you're talking about
doing something (verb).
- Use
effect when you're talking about the
result (noun).
✔ All sentences now correctly use the appropriate word!
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