[Phrasal Verb] SET OUT - Learn Essential English Phrases for Clear Communication!

Start with a specific aim

The phrasal verb "set out" is used when someone starts doing something with a particular goal or purpose in mind. For example, "She set out to write a best-selling novel." It emphasizes the intention and plan behind actions, suitable for situations involving objectives and detailed plans.

Example Sentences

1. They set out on a road trip early in the morning.

   They started their road trip early in the morning.

2. He set out his goals for the year ahead.

   He outlined his goals for the coming year.

3. She set out her tools before starting the project.

   She arranged her tools before beginning the project.