“The drought effected the corn.”  Say affected.

one for person; as, “One would hardly believe it.”  Say a person would, etc.

party for person.

better say woman—lady is too common–woman is more significant, and more appropriate.

“He feels badly, looks badly,” etc. Say bad.  You would not say “The apple looks goodly,” but good.

–there are female horses, hogs, sheep, etc.

seldom ever for seldom if ever.

of saying madam, sir, etc., too frequently.  It signifies a lack of independence.

jist or dist for just.

have went for have gone.