Keyword Analysis & Research: affected vs effected

Keyword Analysis

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
affected vs effected	1.63	0.5	8103	79	20
affected	1.35	0.3	922	66	8
vs	0.69	0.7	6311	34	2
effected	1.84	0.2	4247	56	8

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
affected vs effected	0.89	0.5	1866	75
affected vs effected rule	1.7	0.3	9283	56
affected vs effected definition	1.77	0.4	8544	2
affected vs effected examples	1.19	1	174	17
affected vs effected adjective	1.35	0.9	2102	37
affected vs effected grammar rules	0.13	0.2	4208	63
affected vs effected dentin	1.31	0.4	1229	63
affected vs effected in a sentence	1.41	0.9	2198	82
affected vs effected uk	0.39	1	809	86
affected vs effected usage	1.52	0.4	6061	13
affected vs effected simple rule	0.05	0.7	7987	72
affected vs effected grammar girl	1.46	0.3	6980	34
affected area vs effected area	1.12	0.6	7557	61
effected vs affected meaning	1.73	0.2	6857	16
define affected vs effected	1.8	0.8	3865	79
when to use affected vs effected	1.48	0.7	6740	97
meaning of affected vs effected	1.44	0.6	1339	97

Affect vs. Effect: How to Pick the Right One | Merriam …
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What to Know. Than is used in comparisons as a conjunction (as in "she is younger …

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Affected vs Effected - Difference and Comparison | Diffen
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Something that already exists can be affected; but things that are effectedmust usually be brought into existence.

Something that already exists can be affected; but things that are effectedmust usually be brought into existence.

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“Affect” vs. “Effect”: Use The Correct Word Every Time
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Want to go deep? Much of the confusion surrounding this pair is due to a shared linguistic ancestor. Both words have roots in the Latin verb facere meaning “to do, make.” Affect derives from the Latin verb afficere meaning “to do something to, to have influence on.” Effect descends from the Latin verb efficere, “to make, carry out.” Sticking to the...

Want to go deep? Much of the confusion surrounding this pair is due to a shared linguistic ancestor. Both words have roots in the Latin verb facere meaning “to do, make.” Affect derives from the Latin verb afficere meaning “to do something to, to have influence on.” Effect descends from the Latin verb efficere, “to make, carry out.” Sticking to the...

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