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When applying this rule, Which sentence uses affect correctly?

Answer

Lack of sleep can affect concentration.

Rationale

Affect is a verb meaning to influence.

Answer choices

D. Lack of sleep can affect concentration.
Affect is a verb meaning to influence.
A. Lack of sleep can effect concentration.
B. The affect of sleep was obvious.
C. The nurse affect the patient’s mood.

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