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Phrasal Verb - Setting About

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Set about is a phrasal verb that means to begin or start doing something, usually with a sense of determination or purpose. It can also mean to cause something to begin or to arrange for something to be done.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll set about preparing dinner as soon as everyone gets home.
2Let's set about finding a solution to this problem.
3The builder set about constructing the new house early in the morning.
4She set about organizing the party with great enthusiasm.
5The children set about building a sandcastle on the beach.
6My mom set about cooking a big meal for the whole family.
7The company set about implementing new policies to improve efficiency.
8We set about exploring the forest, looking for interesting plants and animals.
9The students set about studying for their exams, determined to pass.
10The teacher set about grading the papers, which would take several hours.

Phrasal Verb - Emptying out

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'empty out' is used to indicate the act of removing items from a container, space, or area, often completely. It can also imply that something is being cleared of its contents or inhabitants. This phrasal verb is often used to describe a physical action, but it can also be used metaphorically to describe a mental or emotional state.

Examples​

No.Example
1The first step in moving was to empty out the apartment of all its furniture and belongings.
2She had to empty out her locker before the bus let out.
3We need to empty out the garage of all the junk we've accumulated.
4The store was emptying out its inventory of sale items by the end of the month.
5After the party, we had to empty out the house of all the leftover food.
6The city had to empty out the flooded streets before they could repair the damage.
7The company wanted to empty out its warehouses of all the unsold merchandise.
8We had to empty out the pool of water before we could fix the leak.
9The tenant had to empty out the apartment before the new renter could move in.
10The storm surge forced the residents to empty out the coastal town by the evening.

Phrasal Verb - Getting Round To

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Getting round to is a phrasal verb that means to eventually manage to do something, often after putting it off for a while. It implies that the action was not a priority, but is now being addressed.

Examples​

No.Example
1I kept putting off calling my friend, but I finally got round to it yesterday.
2We need to get round to painting the bedroom before the guests arrive.
3I've been meaning to learn Spanish for years, but I just haven't got round to it.
4Have you gotten round to setting up the new printer yet?
5I'll get round to watering the plants when I have a moment.
6I've got a lot on my plate right now, but I'll get round to helping you move next week.
7We need to get round to discussing the budget for the project.
8I should really get round to updating my resume.
9I've been putting off going to the doctor, but I know I need to get round to it.
10I'll get round to organizing the garage once the weather gets warmer.

Phrasal Verb - Laying Out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To prepare or arrange something, typically a plan or a scene, in a clear and orderly way. This phrasal verb can also mean to spread something flat, usually cloth, for mending or dressing.

Examples​

No.Example
1Can you help me laying out the table for the dinner party?
2The artist was laying out his paints and brushes before starting his new piece.
3Let's laying out our plans for the project before we begin.
4The construction crew was laying out the foundation for the new building.
5I need to laying out my clothes for tomorrow to make sure I don't forget anything.
6The teacher was laying out the lesson plans for the week.
7Before the race, the athletes were laying out their running gear.
8The gardener was laying out the fertilizer for the roses.
9The detective was laying out the evidence on the table.
10The tailor was laying out the fabric for the customer's new suit.