asumes

Asumes is a term that is not recognized as a standard English word. It is most commonly encountered as a misspelling of the English verb assumes, which is the third-person singular present tense of assume. Because English orthography uses double consonants in this form (assumes), the spelling asumes is incorrect in standard English and can be flagged as a typographical or learner error.

In English usage, the correct forms are: I assume, you assume, he/she/it assumes, we assume, you assume, they assume. When writers encounter asumes, it should usually be corrected to assumes to reflect proper verb conjugation and to avoid ambiguity. Frequent sources of the error include rapid writing, autocorrect interference, or influence from non-native spelling patterns.

In Spanish, asumes is a valid word: it is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb asumir, meaning “you assume.” This cross-linguistic similarity can lead to confusion for learners who encounter the word in bilingual texts. It is important to distinguish the two languages by context and by recognizing that English uses the double-s form assumes, while Spanish uses asumes.

See also

assume, assumes, assumption, Spanish verbs such as asumir and its conjugations.

Overall, asumes is not a standard English form and should be corrected to assumes when writing in English. In contexts involving Spanish, asumes is correctly used as a present-tense form of asumir.