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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

KICK OFF THE SET

Dear Teachers,

1. "She was holding this big professional camera as he kicked off the set" A backstage witness tells ABCnewspaper.com.

- What does "kick off the set" mean in this situation?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
  

Top answer

John Mayer was starting his act [set].

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  • John Mayer was starting his act [set].
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John Mayer was starting his act [set].
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When I read your title it made me think of a bandleader setting the tempo for the first of a set of three or four songs, OR "The band kicked off the set with Jerimiah Was a Bull Frog." (started it off)

Now I'm quite sure you're simply missing a word - "kicked her off the set." The word "backstage" gives it away. "Nobody is allowed on the set!" "The set" is
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