English grammar
Hi friends, which one is right? And are there any differences between "affect with" and "affect by".

1. As a translator, you have to convey the same meaning that your client want to say, but you shouldn't be affected by your client's emotions.

2. As a translator, you have to convey the same meaning that your client want to say, but you shouldn't be affected with your client's emotions

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English grammar
Hi friends, which one is right? And are there any differences between "affect with" and "affect by".

1. As a translator, you have to convey the same meaning that your client want to say, but you shouldn't be affected by your client's emotions.

2. As a translator, you have to convey the same meaning that your client want to say, but you shouldn't be affected with your client's emotions

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Thanks a lot

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The correct is the 1
And the difference of "affected by" to "affected with" is:
Affected by: you feel influenced by the client's emotions  ( its about you feel the same emotion of your client's
Affected with: you feel affected about how the client's reacted ( its about the other peoples react)

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