Votey[edit]

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Know the difference:

Usually a verb, meaning "to change or influence" something.

Affect

Example: I was very affected by your letter.

Usually a noun, referring to the result of some action.

Effect

Example: The letter which affected me caused a strong effect.

Usually an adjective, referring to one's level of certainty as to whether a change was caused.

Iffect

Example: The letter affected me, but I felt an iffect effect.

Usually a noun, referring to one's mental state vis-a-vis change.

Offect

Example: The letter affected my offect, and I felt an iffect effect.

Usually a noun, referring to something sent with the intention to create a change.

Uffect

Example: The uffect affected my offect, and I felt an iffect effect.

A conjunction, indicating intent to discuss a matter pertaining to a change.

Yffect

Example: The uffect affected my offect, yffect I felt an iffect effect.

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In fact my affect was feckin fucked.

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