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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Differences between careless and reckless

Is there any significant different between these words?

Reckless driving

Careless driving
  

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They are totally different adjectives, however they might be used interchangeably in some occations. When you are careless you do not pay attention to what your doing but when you are reckless you do not care about the possible dangers. So when you are reckless you deliberately do not pay attention to what you are doing.

— Hrsanei

  • They are totally different adjectives, however they might be used interchangeably in some occations.
  • When you are careless you do not pay attention to what your doing but when you are reckless you do not care about the possible dangers.
  • So when you are reckless you deliberately do not pay attention to what you are doing.
  • A reckless driver is someone who does dangerous manoeuvre in the streets, do not care about traffic signs and so forth.
  • But a careless driver has no intention of breaking traffic laws.
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They are totally different adjectives, however they might be used interchangeably in some occations.

When you are careless you do not pay attention to what your doing but when you are reckless you do not care about the possible dangers.

So when you are reckless you deliberately do not pay attention to what you are doing.

A reckless driver is someone who does dangerous ma
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hrsaneiThey are totally different adjectives, however they might be used interchangeably in some occations. (occasions)
Keep forgetting to lock the door is careless. driving-and-texting a is a reckless behavior. They can not be interchangeable; otherwise, the meaning is dist
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Could also be seen as though may not be formally; voluntary vs involuntary

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