🤔 How to...use "affect" and "effect"?
Affect is a verb or an action word while effect is a noun.
Affect means ‘influence or cause someone or something to change’.
Effect means ‘the result of an influence’.
Examples:
The cold weather has really affected her health.
The pollution in the city had a bad effect on me.
Eating seafood can affect my body since I have an allergy.
You should think about the effect of your actions.
So, next time, do not be confused when reading and writing these words.
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English Idiom of the Day 💬
put your best foot forward
It means to put extra effort and determination when doing things.
A: How was the first Thanksgiving with your wife's family?
B: I hope I made a good impression. They seemed to like the gravy sauce I cooked.
A: Then, you'll be fine. You put your best foot forward, huh?
In this conversation, speaker B assured speaker A that his extra effort to cook gravy sauce will be taken positively by his wife's family.
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🤓 Grammar Bits: Interrogative Determiners
The words what, which and whose are called interrogative determiners or interrogative adjectives. These words ask about people or things.
Examples:
What kind of clothes do you like to wear?
Which school do you go to?
Whose smartphone is this?
Which color do you like?
What time is it?
Whose dog was barking in the middle of the night?
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Word of the Day: ✨earmuffs✨
earmuffs /ˈɪərˌmʌfs/ (noun)
a pair of small pieces of material like fur worn over the ears with a strap that goes over the head to keep them on.
Examples:
I bought an earmuffs for your Christmas present.
Beth wants a functional and fashionable earmuffs.
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“Rome wasn't built in a day.”
Rome was one of the oldest and popular city around the world. This quotation doesn't only refer to the city Rome but for anything that we put our efforts to. To get a successful outcome, we need to be patient and wait for the right timing of things. For example, learning a language can't be done in one day. It would take months and years to get better at it. So, relax and take your time.
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