What's difference between 'presume' and 'assume' ?
Loz's message below I would have phrased "I assume...."
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Posted By: Azteca on January 15th 2024 at 11:18:23
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- What's difference between 'presume' and 'assume' ? (General Chat) - Azteca, Jan 15, 11:18:23
- A presumption is based on evidence an assumption is based (General Chat) - KevinBond, Jan 15, 17:16:29
- The first one you're doing your suming BEFORE something happens, the second AS it happens (n/m) (General Chat) - LittleMouseWithClogs, Jan 15, 14:56:42
- "doctor livingstone i presume?" (General Chat) - Tombs, Jan 15, 12:37:16
- I have been to his birthplace (General Chat) - Old Git, Jan 15, 13:51:17
- And feels like there's a limerick waiting to happen. (n/m) (General Chat) - camcan, Jan 15, 14:17:14
- Prefer vulva (n/m) (General Chat) - jamesward, Jan 15, 14:17:13
- I enjoyed reading that, thanks Tombs. Possible apart from the massive internal bleed part (General Chat) - Under soil heating, Jan 15, 13:50:07
- Yes, didn’t mean to pimp Tombs’s excellent Livingstone thread (General Chat) - Old Git, Jan 15, 13:54:52
- I have been to his birthplace (General Chat) - Old Git, Jan 15, 13:51:17
- I presume you know that to assume makes an ass of you and me? (n/m) (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jan 15, 11:51:30
- Presume is based on some fact/evidence. Assume is a shot in the dark (n/m) (General Chat) - seminated_woolly, Jan 15, 11:44:08
- Sorry would have phrased "Assuming...." (n/m) (General Chat) - Azteca, Jan 15, 11:19:10
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