Which sentence accurately uses the homophone “affect”? I didn’t know that my decision would affect you this much. The closing of the shop will have an affect on the whole town. I wonder if stricter rules will have an affect on student conduct. The new changes will immediately go into affect.

"I didn't know that my descision would affect you this much"

Explanation:

The other three sentences should use the word 'effect' rather than affect.

From grammarly: "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."

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"I didn't know that my descision would affect you this much"

Explanation:

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