Phrasal Verbs_Unit 1_8_SET

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Match the verbs with their meanings

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Matching Pairs Phrasal Verbs_Unit 1_8_SETOnline version Match the verbs with their meanings by Tatiana Muchnick 1 SET * OFF -------------------------------------- Jeff pushed open the front door, which set off the alarm. 2 SET * OUT ------------------------------- Her work is always very well set out. 3 SET * ASIDE ------------- Have you set aside some money for your child's education? 4 SET * OFF -------------------------------- He fears that the election could set off mass protests. 5 SET OUT ON -------------------------------- He set out on his historic voyage full of hope. 6 SET OUT TO ------------------------------ Ben was clearly very focused on what it was he set out to do. 7 SET OFF ------------------------- We set off for London just after ten. 8 SET OUT FOR --------------------------------- They set out for Arnor via Rivendell, as Isildur had left his youngest son and wife there. 9 SET * ASIDE ------------------- They agreed to set aside their differences and work together for peace. 10 SET * UP --------------------------------- The Government was planning to set up a national commission for children. start sth (e.g. organisation) begin a journey leave one place to go to another arrange or display sth keep sth for a future purpose cause sth (e.g. series of events) to start intend to do sth leave at the start of a journey discontinue sth for a period of time cause sth to explode or operate accidentally

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Phrasal Verbs_Unit 1_8_SETOnline version

Match the verbs with their meanings

by Tatiana Muchnick

SET * OFF -------------------------------------- Jeff pushed open the front door, which set off the alarm.

SET * OUT ------------------------------- Her work is always very well set out.

SET * ASIDE ------------- Have you set aside some money for your child's education?

SET * OFF -------------------------------- He fears that the election could set off mass protests.

SET OUT ON -------------------------------- He set out on his historic voyage full of hope.

SET OUT TO ------------------------------ Ben was clearly very focused on what it was he set out to do.

SET OFF ------------------------- We set off for London just after ten.

SET OUT FOR --------------------------------- They set out for Arnor via Rivendell, as Isildur had left his youngest son and wife there.

SET * ASIDE ------------------- They agreed to set aside their differences and work together for peace.

SET * UP --------------------------------- The Government was planning to set up a national commission for children.

start sth (e.g. organisation)

begin a journey

leave one place to go to another

arrange or display sth

keep sth for a future purpose

cause sth (e.g. series of events) to start

intend to do sth

leave at the start of a journey

discontinue sth for a period of time

cause sth to explode or operate accidentally

Phrasal Verbs_Unit 1_8_SET

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Phrasal Verbs_Unit 1_8_SETOnline version

by Tatiana Muchnick

SET * OFF -------------------------------------- Jeff pushed open the front door, which set off the alarm.

SET * OUT ------------------------------- Her work is always very well set out.

SET * ASIDE ------------- Have you set aside some money for your child's education?

SET * OFF -------------------------------- He fears that the election could set off mass protests.

SET OUT ON -------------------------------- He set out on his historic voyage full of hope.

SET OUT TO ------------------------------ Ben was clearly very focused on what it was he set out to do.

SET OFF ------------------------- We set off for London just after ten.

SET OUT FOR --------------------------------- They set out for Arnor via Rivendell, as Isildur had left his youngest son and wife there.

SET * ASIDE ------------------- They agreed to set aside their differences and work together for peace.

SET * UP --------------------------------- The Government was planning to set up a national commission for children.