Inference: Inferences are logical conclusions drawn from available evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements. They rely on assumptions made by the reader.
Presupposition: A presupposition is an underlying belief assumed to be true in order for a statement or argument to make sense. It influences how we interpret communication.
Fallacy: Fallacies are errors in reasoning that occur due to faulty assumptions, leading to invalid arguments. Recognizing fallacies helps identify weak points in an argument.