     Affect and effect are two words that even native English speakers confuse - because they sound the same in spoken English, but they have different meanings.  Today you'll learn not only the difference between these words, but also more than 50 COLLOCATIONS with affect and effect (common words used in combination with them).   Make sure to join my e-mail list: https://www.espressoenglish.net/500phrases     The English language has lots of confusing words, and you can learn a lot more of them in my e-book of 600+ Confusing English Words Explained!  The "short and sweet" explanations in this e-book will make confusing words clear to you - so you can use them confidently.  If you want to learn more collocations, we have two great options:   1000 Collocations E-Book (intermediate level)  Advanced Vocabulary & Collocations Course (upper-intermediate / advanced level)       

Affect vs. Effect + 50 collocations!

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Turn on, turn in, turn off, turn out, turn away - what do these phrasal verbs mean? Some of them are used in multiple ways! Today you’ll learn 10 common English phrasal verbs with TURN - and I’ve also got a quiz to help you practice. Download it for free by clicking here:  https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-phrasal-verbs-with-turn/  You can learn more than 500 more common phrasal verbs when you join my  Phrasal Verbs in Conversation course, which teaches you easily and naturally.   

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Let's learn about 3 tiny little words that can cause mistakes and confusion for English learners: some, any, and no. When exactly do we use these, and how can you avoid errors? I'll explain it all clearly in today's lesson! Make sure to download the free lesson guide to try the quiz inside - click here: https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-some-any-no/  I want to make sure your English grammar is correct, so that you can be confident about it. You can learn a lot more inside my basic and intermediate grammar e-books, as well as my advanced grammar course.

Some, Any, or No + Quiz

Download FREE PDF:  https://espressoenglish.lpages.co/free-pdf-30-internet-abbreviations/  Let’s learn common internet abbreviations used in online chats and comments as well as text messaging. There are hundreds or thousands of these, and new ones are being invented all the time – but today you’ll learn 30 of the most common abbreviations so that you’ll understand when you see them online, and you can chat or text message more confidently in English. I’m going to go through these pretty fast – I’ll just explain what they stand for and sometimes give a quick example. You can download this lesson to save it and review it later by  clicking here, and I’ll e-mail you the lesson PDF for free. Everyday English Speaking Courses:  https://www.espressoenglish.net/everyday-english-speaking-course/  300+ idioms course: https://www.espressoenglish.net/english-idioms-course/  

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Affect vs. Effect + 50 collocations!

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