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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assume you know" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are taking for granted that the reader has prior knowledge about a certain topic or information.
Example: "For the purposes of this discussion, let's assume you know the basics of programming."
Alternatives: "presume you are aware" or "take for granted that you know".
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You must never assume you know what they want.
Don't assume you know what your children will appreciate in Italy.
It is almost always a mistake to assume you know where energy bills are going.
When you don't consult with anybody, it sends the message that you assume you know everything.
I assume you know that everything President Obama and I have been saying on this subject has been total garbage.
"Then finally he said, 'I assume you know my work,' " implying that Mr. Downes had been overly influenced by it.
He said: "It was certainly quite provocative because it turns everything you assume you know upside down.
The problem with reverie is that you always assume you know how the unlived life turns out.
"I believe you have to address issues directly; look around the corners; challenge assumptions; and don't assume you know the answers".
Vikki Bean, UK education manager for Xero U Manager, says you shouldn't assume you know what is important to your staff – ask them.
The FFA said: "If a number appears on your phone's caller ID display, you shouldn't assume you know where the call is being made from.
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