What the difference between "consider" and "suppose"?
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Consider is used when talking about a judgement. The judgement is made for something actual.
"What do you consider to be the best system of government?" - real
It can also mean to think carefully about something.
"He considered his options as far as college."
'Suppose' is used to refer to a hypothetical, or made up situation.
"What do you suppose would happen if we left a day late?"
It can also refer to a guess.
"What do you suppose he is doing?"
In general, 'consider' usually is used when we have more information, 'suppose' when we have less information and we must guess.
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