Is it you don’t understand the effect or affect you have on me?

[Anonymous]

Which one is it?

You don’t understand the affect you have on me?

Or

You don’t understand the effect you have on me?

[zozo7880]

Well I have a 50% chance of being right, effect? Because that means he caused something which created an effect.

[zozo7880]

"Affect and effect are easy to mix up. Here's the short version of how to use affect vs. effect. Affect is usually a verb, and it means to impact or change. Effect is usually a noun, an effect is the result of a change."

Sounds like the first one actually, I dont know :(

[Asker]

It has to be affect then if affect means to impact or change.

[zozo7880]

Yeah I think so, if you wrote "had" instead of "have" it might be effect.

[Nykid28]

Effect is the noun that means result and affect is a verb which means to alter or have an impact on something

[Asker]

So it’s “you don’t understand the affect you have on me” since affect means to alter or have impact.

[Nykid28]

No it's effect or you can say you don't understand how much you affect me

[340sunny]

Effect

[Azazeres]

Pretty sure it’s the latter, I very rarely use the former, because it’s weird about tense and all that stuff.

[Asker]

It has to be affect then if affect means to impact or change.

[Azazeres]

In that sentence, it’s going to be effect, but run it through grammarly.

[Ultimate_Gohan]

Effect