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I’m sure there are regional differences in what we say for different situations, but my use of ‘set up the table’ would be: The table is not in the position it needs to be, or it is a folded table, and it needs to be set up (assembled, unfolded) in a particular place—and possibly a tablecloth placed on it. To set the table, to me, means to put utensils or pencils and paper on it in preparation for a meal or meeting.
- I’m sure there are regional differences in what we say for different situations, but my use of ‘set up the table’ would be: The table is not in the position it needs to be, or it is a folded table, and it needs to be set up (assembled, unfolded) in a particular place—and possibly a tablecloth placed on it.
- To set the table, to me, means to put utensils or pencils and paper on it in preparation for a meal or meeting.
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I’m sure there are regional differences in what we say for different situations, but my use of ‘set up the table’ would be:
The table is not in the position it needs to be, or it is a folded table, and it needs to be set up (assembled, unfolded) in a particular place—and possibly a tablecloth placed on it.
To set the table, to me, means to put utensils or pencils and paper on it in prepar
The table is not in the position it needs to be, or it is a folded table, and it needs to be set up (assembled, unfolded) in a particular place—and possibly a tablecloth placed on it.
To set the table, to me, means to put utensils or pencils and paper on it in prepar
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