At least I know the difference between there, they’re and their…

[roydonarthur]

Affect is usually a verb meaning "to produce an effect upon, " as in "the weather affected his mood." Effect is usually a noun meaning "a change that results when something is done or happens, " as in "computers have had a huge effect on our lives."

[fard-hcnw]

“The effects of the radiation is bad”
I dont have a single clue what is affect

[scottsmartky]

It's almost always Effect, but if it's not, it's because it's a verb. No one really uses Affect in common speech.

[blssmng]

Affect is the verb and effect is the word

Example: im being affected by (whatever)
the effects of (whatever)

Hope this helps!

[Boomshaklav]

Effect is uhh, and item doing damage or something, affect is a person… i think

[ShootingStarz]

does this make sense?

affect the effect.

[Vxbesbycharlotte]

Affect: consequence for an action or what happens next
Effect: special things added to something?

[lucasgabrieltan]

affect is for alive like it affects us personally but effect is for non living things like mandela effect or like theories

[MiakinsAngel]

I’m so early! Also this is too real like, wtf idk

[DRARRY-rm]

Never been so early! (Not to be that kid but first)