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I just constructed a sentence by " set out "
This is the final destination we are set out .
or
we are set out to the final destination .
or both 2 are grammtically correct ?

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[+3] - Setanta - 09/30/2014Set out is what happens when they throw the ball to the plate before i get there.

@Arafat ,

This is the final destination to which we are set out

we are set out to the final destination Think this one okay but not quite collo

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@Arafat ,

We set out for the final destination. (past tense)

We are setting out for the final destination . . . .or . . . We have set out for the final destination. (present tense)

To "set out" means to begin or to start and is a bit of an idiom.

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@dalehileman,

to which we are set out ?
first... to which ...is this a correct construction ?
and ... it should be
we are setting out .right ? ....due to the correction that Punkey gave me ...

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@PUNKEY,

yes ... thank you ...

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Set out is what happens when they throw the ball to the plate before i get there.

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@Arafat ,

This is the final destination to which we are set out

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to which we are set out ?

Yea, like, to which we're assigned

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first... to which ...is this a correct construction ?

Yes it would seem so

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we are setting out .right ? ....due to the correction that Punkey gave me ...

All three of Punk's examples are okay

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@dalehileman,

Thank u ...... i found some really nice people here like u...thx again

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@Arafat ,

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...thx again

Not at all Ara, hope was of some help

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