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Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(A) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(B) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(C) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(D) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(E) Risks are affected by human actions which increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(A) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(B) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(C) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(D) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(E) Risks are affected by human actions which increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
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Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(A) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
="effect" is noun ; "Affect" is verb ... examples are give n by "Such as" ...(hese examples are given to name some human actions which increase or decrease ...)
(B) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
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(C) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
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(D) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(E) Risks are affected by human actions which increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
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(A) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
="effect" is noun ; "Affect" is verb ... examples are give n by "Such as" ...(hese examples are given to name some human actions which increase or decrease ...)
(B) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
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(C) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
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(D) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(E) Risks are affected by human actions which increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
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1. "Affect" is usually a verb, and it means to impact or change.
The tornado affected citizens within forty miles of Topeka
2. "Affect" as a noun means feeling, emotion, or specific emotional response.
The patient had a flat affect throughout the therapy session.
3. "Effect" is usually a noun, an effect is the result of a change.
The effect of the tornado was devastating.
4. "Effect" as a verb means to bring about. It usually shows up with nouns like “change” or “solutions.”
The protesters wanted to effect change in the corrupt government.
"Like" is a preposition and must be followed by a "noun or noun phrase" only
"Such as" is used to show examples.
(A) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(B) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, like where people live and how they build.
(C) Risks are effected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(D) Risks are affected by human actions that increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
(E) Risks are affected by human actions which increase or decrease vulnerability, such as where people live and how they build.
