Affect/Effect
Who knew the antibiotics would (affect/effect) them so much?
Who knew the antibiotics would affect them so much?
He was (affected/effected?) by her poem.
He was affected by her poem.
She adapted (quick/quickly?) to any situation she was in.
She adapted quickly to any situation she was in.
I hope we're dressed (correct/correctly?) for this party.
I hope we're dressed correctly for this party.
Everyone of those shirts (has/have?) white collars
Every one of the shirts has a green collar.
To have the most ( affect/effect?) you should know your strengths as well as your weaknesses.
To have the most effect, you should know both your strengths as well as your weaknesses.
Adding sugar (affects/effects?) the flavors of the food.
They did not make it through the course as (easy/easily?) as they thought they would.
They did not make it through the course as easily as they thought they would.
She plays tennis very (good/well?)!
She plays tennis very well!
The president or the vice president (is/are?) speaking today.
The president or the vice president is speaking today.
What was the (effect/affect?) of his promotion?
What was the effect of his promotion?
The surgery had a negative (affect/effect?).
The surgery had a negative effect.
Her voice sounds (beautifully/beautiful?)
Her voice sounds beautiful.
Leo wrote too (slow/slowly?) on the exam.
Mike wrote too slowly on the exam.
A gallon of milk (cost/costs?) four dollars.
My vision (affects/effects?) my ability to drive when it's dark.
My vision affects my ability to drive when it's dark.
The medicine might (affect/effect?) your sleep.
The medicine might affect your sleep.
The (hungrily/hungry?) pigeons picked at the bread on the ground.
The hungry pigeons picked at the bread on the ground.
The music played (softly/soft?)
The music played softly.
The dogs and the cat (is/are?) outside.
The dogs and the cat are outside.
Those special (affects/effects?) were amazing!
Those special effects were amazing!
The Earthquake (affected/effected?) the town.
The earthquake effected the town.
Kaitlyn searched for her keys frantically.
The plumbers tools were (well, good).
The plumbers tools were good.
Science (is/are?) John's favorite subject, while English (is/are?) Andrea's favorite subject.
Science is John's favorite subject, while English is Andrea's favorite subject.