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Feb 19 5 tweets 2 min read
(1/5) Un hilo rápido sobre la diferencia entre "affect" y "effect" en inglés. Estas dos palabras se confunden a menudo, pero tienen significados y usos diferentes. 🧵 #langtwt
(2/5) "Affect" suele ser un verbo que significa influir o provocar un cambio en algo.

Ejemplo: "The new policy will affect our sales next quarter."
(3/5) "Effect" es típicamente un sustantivo que se refiere al resultado de un cambio o acción.

Ejemplo: "The effect of the new policy on our sales was significant."
(4/5) He aquí un truco útil para recordar:

"Affect" empieza por "a" como "acción". Utiliza "affect" cuando hables de provocar un cambio.

Por otro lado, "effect" empieza por "e" como "end result." Utiliza "effect" cuando te refieras al resultado de un cambio.
(5/5) Si este hilo sobre la diferencia entre "affect" y "effect" te ha parecido útil, no dejes de seguirnos para saber más! #studytwt #inglés

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(1/7) A thread on prepositions in English🧵⬇️

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(2/7) Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence.

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In this sentence, "on" is the preposition that shows the relationship between the book and the table.
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(1/5) A quick thread on the difference between "affect" and "effect." These two words are often confused, but they have different meanings and uses. 🧵 #langtwt
(2/5) "Affect" is usually a verb that means to influence or cause a change in something.

Example: "The new policy will affect our sales next quarter."
(3/5) "Effect" is typically a noun that refers to the result of a change or action.

Example: "The effect of the new policy on our sales was significant."
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