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MustAsk Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Set out/off for...

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Is there any difference in meaning:

We [set out] for Boston just after ten.
We [set off] for Boston just after ten.

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We [set off] for Boston just after ten. I see none.

— Mister Micawber

  • We [set off] for Boston just after ten.
  • I see none.
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MustAskIs there any difference in meaning:We [set out] for Boston just after ten.We [set off] for Boston just after ten.
I see none.
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