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Explain the difference please... #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 04, 2004 9:36 am   Explain the difference please...		  
Hello Alan and Torsten ! Explain the difference please between "to reckon" and "to presume"
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Reckon and presume #2 (permalink) Wed Aug 04, 2004 14:03 pm   Reckon and presume		  
Hi Terminator,

I think reckon is used by British people and it's a bit less formal than presume.
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