Effect vs. Affect Exercises - What is the Difference?

✅ One of the effects of a good diet is a healthy body and mind.

Similiar sentence using affect (verb):

Having a good diet affects our body and mind in a healthy way.

✅Having poor pollution in cities affects everyone, so I believe everyone should be aware of the dangers and take action.

Here is a similar example using the noun effect:

The effect of poor pollution can influence everyone, so I believe everyone should be aware of the dangers and take action.

✅Rising inflation has affected many people from different social backgrounds negatively.

Look at a similar sentence using the noun:

The effect of rising inflation is negative for many people from different social backgrounds.

✅ While it is clear that smoking can cause cancer and other diseases, the effects of vaping are still unknown.

A similar sentence using the verb:
While the negative effects of smoking are clear, it is not so clear whether vaping can affect a person's health negatively.

✅ A large number of people are affected by what they see in films and printed media.
(passive sentence)

A similar sentence using the noun:
Many individuals believe the effect of violence in films makes people feel depressed.

✅ For example, good managers often affect the way staff feel at work and can make them feel more positive.

A similar sentence using the noun:

The effect of a good manager is that staff often feel more positive.

✅ One of the effects of eating too much processed food is that people can become obese.
A similar sentence using the verb 'affects':

Eating too much processed food can affect our health and make us obese.

✅ Global warming affects temperatures and rising sea levels.
Affect = change/have an influence

Look at how we could use effect as a noun with this example:
The effects of global warming are increased temperatures and rising sea levels.
(A result/outcome)